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Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 1,258
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Southern California J & T Stats
I know this a pace methodology, but if I have horses that are close on my readouts I will backoff on the ones trained and ridden by some of these people. I am looking at the big losers column. Some names keep popping up all the time. Here is the Jockey and Trainer Stats for Southern California from April to June.
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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Trainer Stats
Just the trainer stats here. Look at some of the losing stats. If you are playing one of these losing trainers make sure you are getting really good odds to justify the risk. Maybe they are just unlucky, but I am not willing to pay to find out.
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