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OK - just my opinion!
#8 wins anyway.
FWIW, and related to Pook's questions in another thread about when to PASS races (i.e. pass on the favourite): I saw weakness in the odds-on favourite here:
1. was not ranked far and above (on BL) the next tier horse
2. was an Early (arguably a Fighter) who had not shown he could win against fractions to be set by another horse (#6); AND an Early among 4 or 5 other earlies!
3. the Other Than Earlies (7-4-3) don't look so bad - even the Early #1 can stay out of the suicide duel for the lead
4. was only going to pay (did pay) $3.80 if I call it right. Meh ...
If that's not an opportunity - I am very willing to learn more! It's an example of a race I want to be in: 8+ runners, older horses, some 'defects' to a top ranked odds-on favourite = odds on everyone else are higher. Lose I may (and did) - but I want my fair share of the mutuels when these favourites lose.
FWIW.
Ted
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Last edited by Ted Craven; 03-07-2014 at 05:00 PM.
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