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09-03-2019, 11:54 AM
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Some interesting observations.
First, the favorite hit rate was 38%, surprisingly high as the meeting did not feel chalky. Second, only 12 races paid more than $40.00 for win from 418 races for a surprisingly low 2.9%. Third, the highest price for the meet was $81.50 - not a single $100+ bomb hit at this meeting which seems like the first time in several years. 
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09-03-2019, 01:21 PM
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Pretty amazing that there were no $100 hosses all meet.
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#3
09-03-2019, 03:57 PM
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so what i posted earlier
came true,,,its consistent that races in america hit at 90 % with horses that are 10 to 1 or less
when i first saw that stat i said no way, but i think i saw it on a report of some kind,, and then someone on here proved me right with stats from the last 15 years, i only brought it up because i thought while implying this stat for example in a 12 horse field at saratoga chances are 5 of them would be double didgits or higher, so by eliminating them ,your chances are 90 % you made the right move by tossing them, and you only have to concentrate on the other 7 for your win only bet,,,, it was a theory i used this year for the first time,, and it proved sa few things first off ,,it seemed to work 2nd ,by tossing ,,you spend less time figuring and reading p p,s i guess its something to think about but i found out, to win at saratoga, just follow steve like i did you win easy peezey
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