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Old 01-26-2021, 07:47 AM   #7
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Thanks Mike. Your correct and to get those multi-bagger events requires consistency of approach and money management. Insights come from a detailed analysis which the majority fail to perform.

I passed the 6th race because it was too contentious with too many legit contenders. The public was confused and at post time 4 or 5 hoses were all 2-1, tough one plus no odds. So I passed.

Many years back there were fewer tracks, races and the public was more into a detailed study of form and the PP's.Today's world is into an instant gratification approach. Sartin use to refer to it as Jazz, and he said; "If you have to ask what it is than you can't play it." Another said something like, it takes 10,000 hours to become an expert in something. Most players put in that time however by playing, not by analysis of the game.

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