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02-25-2007, 04:15 PM
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late p4 HAWTHORNE=CANCELLED
TOTAL REFUND.........I.E. I singled the horse who ran 2nd in the 6th,but got all my money back anyways(after they quit the card before the 7th race.)
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03-02-2007, 09:03 AM
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SCUDS, this is why I love this wager at Hawthorne when they get even a little carryover. Look at how outrageous this is. (Their regular non-carryover payoffs are often outrageous as well.)
The late pick-4 paid off yesterday. Started off with a 5-2 winner. Then a 9-5 favorite. Then an odds-on 4-5 favorite. And closed with a nearly 10-1 runner. If my math is right, the $2 parlay paid $406.53 The $2 ticket paid $1,006.80 Absolutely stupid money for that relatively formful sequence.
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03-02-2007, 09:14 AM
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Are you kidding me? I have got to start looking into this. In general I find PK4's to offer some great values at the second tier circuits like the Thorne, but that is ridiculous. I have noticed great payoffs at Arlington on PK4's and supers as well.
I only wish I had a clue how to play that place, Hawthorne.
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03-02-2007, 09:42 AM
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When they're racing, they're really the only ones I play. I wasn't into multi-race wagers until this fall, so I missed out on Arlington, but I'm looking forward to getting into them this Spring & Summer.
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03-02-2007, 09:51 AM
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Also, for what it's worth, I usually only play the late pick-4 there.
If you follow the payoffs a bit, the early pick-4 always seems like it comes out less than the parlay. I just checked out two of the days for comparison's sake, the 3/1 early 4 paid $1,017 and the parlay some $2,236. On the 25th, it paid $367 and the parlay was $420. I noticed this trend a LOT last winter, that the early 4 sucks, and the late 4 is huge. Can't wait to play on Sunday!
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03-02-2007, 02:09 PM
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Brian,I have luckily been getting that 150% over the parlay at Anita,and once at Tampa(without 10k carryovers.)What this (yesterday's Thorne payoff) tells me is to only play there when there is a P4 carryover.Without the 10k carryover,it wouldn't have been pretty...Right?.......I thought I was gunna play it,but realized that I am just not familiar enough with those trainer's patterns.For some reason,that Farma Way seems to be involved with some upset winners in the mud n' slop. I keep seeing that.
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03-02-2007, 02:41 PM
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The thing with the Hawthorne pick-4s is because they have generally smaller pools (we're looking at ballpark 4-8K per pool), many times it carries over for no real reason, with pretty logical sequences. That means that if you play it fairly logically and catch a 12-1 shot in there, you could take down the whole pool. The late 4 at Hawthorne seems to be the good one, but really, like any track, you never know what you're going to get. I've found Hawthorne's multi-race wagers to be pretty lucrative, but then again it's probably influenced heavily by the fact that I understand Chicago racing better, so I tend to do better there than at other tracks. It's all in what you like to play -- I just think that Hawthorne's late-4 is one of the generally easier bets to catch, and almost always pays more than the parlay, oftentimes substantially.
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03-02-2007, 10:22 PM
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Pick Fours at Arlington are amazing for some reason, their pick threes pay well also, about 80% of my wagers at Arlington are these
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