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Originally Posted by Fairchild
Thanks Mick
I will look that up.
Most races the PP lines to use are easy to see. I was just curious what you guys thought about the preceptor and how you work around horses that preceptor chose off tracks for and when preceptor chooses races that are many days ago.
Last night at Delta I avoided horses that hadn't ran for a long time and got bit. In race 2 I got beat by a horse that had not ran in over 300 days and in race 4 the horse had not ran in over 200 days. In FTL's posts he states that those horses only win around 5% of their races, I used up my 5% last night. That"s the breaks
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Hi Fairchild,
The long layoff is one of those unknown factors one should take into consideration when deciding the viability of making money on a race. The key in cutting losses is identifying those races where multiple horses sport various unknowns. It’s a lot easier to win when the races you play have limited to zero noise. Dealing with unknowns can cause confusion and lead you onto horses that really are not contenders. Limit the unknown factors in your handicapping and you will have greater success.