I knew a redboard was coming....and a very poor 'I stabbed in the dark and hit something' type of redboard at that.
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Originally Posted by the_fat_man
See, when you don't have the NUMBERS anchor to drag around, you sometimes get lucky.
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A few months ago - there were five - count them five - graded stakes Breeders Cup races run at two turns over a synthetic track.
Out of those five races ... I posted on here
before the race that Life Is Sweet was my top pick to win the Distaff - she did win at 8/1 odds.
I posted that Vale of York was my top pick to win the Juvenile - he won the Juvenile at 30/1 odds.
I posted that Furthest Land was my top pick to win the Dirt Mile - he won the Dirt Mile at 21/1 odds.
3-for-5 ... and I showed more respect for Zenyatta's chances in the Classic than most of the other so-called "numbers guys" you stupidly bash.
Oh ... and how many non-Breeders Cup synthetic races did I post a pick of on here last year? You could count them on one hand and still have a finger or three left over .. and does Genaral Quarters winning the Blue Grass Stakes at 14/1 odds happen to ring a bell?
But yeah ... I suppose selections I post on here before a race don't count. I really just can't grasp the complexities of synthetic track route racing? right?
TVG had 3 different one-day contests at synthetic tracks last year - in every single contest I turned eight $20 win-place wagers into over $1k. Luck? Yeah, I'd say... since the odds of doing that are about a zillion to one. But hey....
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See, when you don't have the NUMBERS anchor to drag around, you sometimes get lucky.
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Make your imbecilic assumptions about my handicapping process all you want ... but it's one of very few things I take pride in. I pour my heart and soul into it and I'm so analytically superior to you that I giggle like a school girl just thinking about it.