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![]() ![]() 4/1 on Where's The Baby. ![]() I assume last out Grade 1 winner Unbrdiled Command was supposed to be 4/1. Where's The Baby, will be more than 40/1 ... he finished 9th in an allowance at 9/1 odds last time out against much, much weaker. He's also winless in his last six turf tries, all at the Opt Claiming/Nx level. |
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![]() LOL. Everybody's talking about what a great price Unbrdiled Command is. I wonder if there's going to be an official retraction.
If they ever get rid of this Parimutuel nonsense and have the tracks put out real odds, these things wouldn't happen.
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![]() As explained by Mike Welsch yesterday on ATR, it was a transciption error with his price and Where's the Baby flip-flopped.
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![]() What does this mean?
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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![]() Kennedy was shot from the grassy knoll?
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![]() If it's on the internet it must be true?
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facilis descensus Auerno |
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![]() There is really a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow?
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![]() Ya, thats what we want!! The tracks would make sure they always win. Carryovers would never be, and no one would ever play again.
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![]() I think he is saying the tracks should act as their own bookmakers ...
That would probably be the first time in history that such a thing has ever happened. |
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![]() A casino tried it once. Lasted a week or so if I remember right...
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![]() I think it was called 'Sport Of Kings' or something like that.
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![]() Yep.
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![]() Wow, that is a blast from the past! I remember going there once when Lil E.T. won the Derby. Didn't realize they had fixed odds at one point. When we went it was Pari-mutuel, so the fixed odds must have not lasted that long. At the time I was wondering how a place could survive just handling horse racing.
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![]() TAB, the Australian tote organization, has a public pool fixed odds model. The late Stan Bergstein had one of his people do an anaylsis of it in the 90's I believe. I'll have to dig out the link.
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![]() Las Vegas had fixed maximum show payoffs ($6 or $8) in the early 80's that were being manipulated by someone making large show wagers on longshots at Pimlico and his cohorts making larger show wagers in Vegas.
As I recall the great sprinter Dave's Friend barely held third in one of those races and in another race one of the longshots did show, killing the profit margin. I found a link to an archived Baltimore Sun article and I'm pretty sure Beyer had an article about it. http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/baltsun/...t+of+Nev.+scam |
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![]() Wow, Dale Austin, there is a blast from the past for a Baltimore guy.
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![]() Huh? It's the Parimutuel system that makes sure the tracks always win. Fixed odds on W/P/S wouldn't affect carryovers at all.
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