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alydar_ David · 06-11-2012, 09:41 PM

Thanks, Lou.

I'm very selective about the races I bet.

I skip the MSW turf races which look unplayable. That's most of them.

And I only bet horses that have already run on the grass. I don't bet solely based on breeding or training information, although I do look at that data. I find T-Graph very helpful for that.

For example, I looked at all the MSW turf races in the last three days and only bet two of them. They both lost.

My win percentage is only 13% betting one horse to win even with passing all those iffy races.

What makes it worthwhile is the payoff. I'm always looking for a price.

It's not really a lot of extra work as most of these races you can pass in a matter of seconds.

I used to look for Hidden Energy and Sustained Pace, but after years of doing so I've found Sustained Pace by itself, assuming the horse is a qualified energy contender -- in the top five Total Energy -- works better than also looking at Hidden Energy.

My favorite program for this is Syn2.

06-11-2012, 09:41 PM	#7
alydar_ David Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 2,654	Thanks, Lou. I'm very selective about the races I bet. I skip the MSW turf races which look unplayable. That's most of them. And I only bet horses that have already run on the grass. I don't bet solely based on breeding or training information, although I do look at that data. I find T-Graph very helpful for that. For example, I looked at all the MSW turf races in the last three days and only bet two of them. They both lost. My win percentage is only 13% betting one horse to win even with passing all those iffy races. What makes it worthwhile is the payoff. I'm always looking for a price. It's not really a lot of extra work as most of these races you can pass in a matter of seconds. I used to look for Hidden Energy and Sustained Pace, but after years of doing so I've found Sustained Pace by itself, assuming the horse is a qualified energy contender -- in the top five Total Energy -- works better than also looking at Hidden Energy. My favorite program for this is Syn2.