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![]() It's still going!
what a mess. |
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This is hysterical!!! Anyone see the 2nd race as well? leader was looking for a soft comfy place to lie down and rest and still kept going. John Philip Sousa playing the background as these parades continue. BA DA DA DA BA DA DA DA DA DUM!!! |
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![]() Oracle, can you remember a time where it was this bad at The Big A? I can remember times at Keeneland and Turfway where it was absurd for like a 4 day period.
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![]() I never play Aqueduct in the winter so am a bit confused here. Is it that hard to figure out who is going to the front? Shouldn't everyone be loving the opportunity to make money by just figuring out which horse is going to get to the lead? Can't you beat the takeout just by being able to toss any horse without early speed? What am I missing?
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![]() There were plenty of horses yesterday that figured to be part of the pace, yet the jockeys took hold and sat.. and sat.. and sat.. and finished 2nd or 3rd.
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Like most things involved with making money at the races, it's MUCH easier said than done. First of all, the inside speed bias comes into play more in two turn routes, where ground loss eliminates horses, and the inside advantage and strength emboldens leaders. However, knowing who is going to clear to the lead can be tricky, as it was in yesterday's feature, where riders trying to maximize their mount's chances would certainly have ridden more aggressively early, and Barcolo would not have cleared so easily to the lead. Are the riders as poor and stupid as they seemed? Perhaps, but it is certainly hard to believe. What I am saying is that finding the " inside speed " can be tricky and elusive and while abstractly hearing about biases sounds easy it is not. What an inside bias really does is provide profitable opportunities for the future. So, I say bet carefully, do a lot of watching and note taking, and load up for an even track. |
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![]() Aqueduct 3rd, another two turn race, and the beat goes on.
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![]() I'm reading this thread and wondering why people are so struck by this fact this year. To me this is always my impression of the Aqueduct inner. Is the consensus that its much worse this year?
I have always looked at it as a matter of finding the horse that will make an easy lead before the turn and then say goodnight, its over. there will not be any passing. |
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![]() sprints too
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This is something just unreal, that track super has to go. I'm sorry but he needs to go, he cant take care of turf or dirt. |
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You're quite the reactionary. What he needs to do is maintenance on the course and get it back to even. You're like an ancient English despot........." off with their heads! " |
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![]() 6th and 7th are just as funny.
Wire to conveyor belt wire. This track super couldnt be the superintendant of a ****ing ant farm. Larry, Darryl and Darryl with three shovels and a truck of dirt could do better than this guy. |
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![]() makes me enjoy watching them fold up on the front on poly
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What a maroon. |
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