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Join Date: Aug 2019
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Every selector needs a high-price winner now and then
When Ray Taulbot was writing for American Turf Monthly he posted a long shot method I have used over the years with good success.
Long Shot Odds Angle: 1. The horse must have moved up in class last start. 2. The horse must have started at a major track within the past 30 days. 3. The horse must have finished in the money next-to-last race or must have been running first, second or third at the stretch call no more than 3 lengths off the leader. 4. The horse's odds in the most recent race must have been 10-1 or higher and be two times higher than the horses odds next-to-last race. 5. Today the horse must be entered in the same class as last race or dropping down. The odds must be 14-1 or higher. I am typically more liberal with the 14-1 rule and more stringent with the 30 day rule. Bingo, July 4th, 2020 Laurel Park Race 11 #6 Crazy Kater 25.00 11.40 6.20 |
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