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10-17-2007, 07:46 PM
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$211,000
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10-17-2007, 08:07 PM
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I can see singling the last race,and going all in the 5th(with the rail out....it's a catshit foodfight...farce.)The problem is that you gotta get that 7 horse in the 6th.That's a need the lead horse(if ever there was one,) and it's impossible to predict that lone lead today.It's criminal....Same as a thug shoplifting.
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10-17-2007, 08:08 PM
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Winners!
Congrats to Cassie and ArlJim on 5/6 ticks... Both win t-shirts...
Bonus t-shirt to Pete Mugg as the ONLY player to have the kooky 4 in the 5th race!! Great effort by all on a murderous series.. Hope those that tried the multi-ticket approach felt it was a worthwhile effort. Carryover at BEL tomorrow if anyone is hungry for more! Thanks to all...
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10-17-2007, 08:46 PM
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4,5 / 4,9 / 4 / 7 / 8 / 11 5 of 6 $755.00 Jim, Guess you ammended after the 9 scratched, but the 4 went off favored so the original play as posted pays 5/6...
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10-17-2007, 08:57 PM
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 Multi ticket approach is the way to go, especially on days like the BC people!!!
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10-17-2007, 09:05 PM
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O.K., I am going back to Sports threads etc. Trust me,if you play these things,don't logically cap all 6 races.Cap 4,and figure they are gunna give out an unexpected lone lead,or some other b.s. advantage to whoever they see fit to give it to.You can't cap them all.If you did,then McNasty would be a decent capping pick in that 6th,and he would have won an honestly run race.There is a couple million up for grabs,and if you think they are gunna run all these 6 races honestly,then you will not win. It doesn't work to cap all 6.They read the form,and they gunna do shananigans in usually 2 of the 6 races.Maybe they intend to throw one,and having the rail out on the turf is just asking for crap to come in.You had better think opposite of that form for 2 races,because that's what these jocks are gunna make happen.If there are 3 horses that have speed(and have to get clear to win their races,)then in the 1st quarter mile only one will show speed.In the 2nd quarter mile the other speeds will make it look like they want to pressure it.Now.......STOP!!Watch closely,and see how they get up maybe close,but they never actually get to the horse.They make you think they want to get to that horse...they don't want to get to him.McNasty look like to you he was gunna catch that horse? It's an illusion.The horse who was supposed to win that race won that race.They know that horse will keep running if he clears...They let him clear...voila.....It's not complicated.There is money up for grabs,and they are gunna do opposite of logical capping.One or 2 races are gunna be this way(especially with a big pot.)If you simply remember that the carpet is gunna get pulled out from under people who cap hard,then you will win.They know exactly what the capper thinks should happen,and they are gunna do the opposite(in 1 or 2 legs.) This is real life,and that's what they are doing out there.You have to bet like they think,and the way they think is to do the exact opposite of what that form says(for atleast one of the 6 legs.)
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 On CJ's numbers, not only did this horse have the high early speed fig, but the top race out for the last 3 races.. Not saying race fixing doesn't happen, I just don't believe it happened here.
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Currency Trader figured to get the lead as he had much the highest pace figs. I didn't like the horse as he's a confirmed quitter but used him anyways given he might get away with it at every call. Just because there's a lot of 1's in the other horses' running lines doesn't mean they were fast enough to catch him, c'mon, you know that.
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10-18-2007, 10:52 AM
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yes I laugh at you because you have offered no facts. I handicapped that race pretty closely and was on the mark. It is posted in the other thread. No one tipped me off that Currency Trader was the play. I liked the look of his form and speed, and the fact that Baze was riding him instead of the outside horse. I was suspect of the FPX form translating to SA for these cheap horses. its actually way more absurd to accept your idea that it was a thrown race and that people like Migliore participated in it, than it is to accept that it was legit. btw, how many other races were thrown yesterday in your opinion? and even if you are correct that it was thrown, how does throwing one race lead to catching the pick six? how exactly did all the jockeys that supposedly participated in the fix actually make a profit? saying you watched races for 25 years means nothing to me if when you make statements like this. it reminds me of the oldtimers that have been at the track for 50 years and you see them muttering to themselves when they lose talking about crooked jockeys, fixed races, etc. always some big conspiracy is the reason that they lost. I'm not naive enough to think that cheating is never part of the equation, but to imply that it involves almost the entire jockey colony and that you are so sharp that you can catch it just by observation of the race is preposterous. reminds me of another poster we have that realized that a buzzer was used by a jockey just by looking at the results chart! we sure have some sharpies on here.
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