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Originally Posted by asudevil
OK...Horses are "dropping like flies." Some folks are not turned on by this weekend at all. Others are drooling all over their PP's. I respect everyone's opinion/arguments/constructive criticism. I am going to my first BC with an open mind and will save my judgement for Saturday night. Life and racing will continue on 10/26, but for now this is what's on most of our plates.
There are people on this board whose opinions I greatly respect. All the sarcasm and jabs aside (I.D. don't bash me on Saarland right now), there is incredible insight and knowledge on these pages.
Kasept, BTW, Hooves, A-Team, Cannon, others forgive me for not mentioning by (screen) name....I've started this thread in order to gather opinions on how to strategically approach these 2 days from a wagering perspective. I will be there, so that onto itself may differ from those playing at local tracks, OTB's, or at home. Is betting every race out of the question? Should I emphasize the turf races as the pro-ride does not have enough history? How should dollars be allocated for Fri vs. Sat? There are many other questions that I would love to see asked and debated.
This may not be the prettiest BC, new format and all, but these races always produce enormous prices. Just want to maximize my chances.
Good luck to all.
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As for the How should dollars be allocated, i know for myself, i am only wagering a small amount on saturday, maybe a few pick 3 and both pick 4 and thats it, i will not go crazy because of the surface, rather just go make my bets and enjoy the races.
IMO Indian Blessing is as much of a lock as Zenyatta, so maybe start the day keying her and going 5-5 around her, 25 ticket for a buck, could offer some value, Zatfig will surly be bet, and you should get 8-5, maybe 2-1 on Indian Blessing