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![]() NICE WIN DIGGER!!! Thanks for scoring Pete....good job!!
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![]() Sorry to say this but there is an inquiry in progress. My Grand Slam calculations are apparently wrong and Joly B is probably the real winner. I'm getting the combinations right on this wager but not the correct totals. My apologies to Digger for the mistake.
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![]() Joly B is actually Saturday's winner. He had 4 winning grand slam tickets each worth $4.80 for a total of $19.20. His base wager was $8 so that comes out to $153.60 and the win. I was basing his total on a $1 bet.
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![]() That Grand Slam is a confusing wager and not one we encounter all that often so easy to see how a mistake could be made, but it's all corrected now, so kudos to Joly.
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![]() Real Quiet, thank you very much for reviewing the scoring on my admittedly quirky bet. I don't know who at NYRA dreamed it up, but I find it tantalizing to structure. I keep dreaming of playing a 3x3x3x1 ticket and hitting all 27 potential combinations. Hopefully I'll do that at a NYRA track for real $$ and where they have a mainframe computer to do the calcs, and not burden you with that.
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![]() My theory is "it couldn't happen any other way". I made up a spreadsheet today to score the Grand Slam. Of course I made the base wager a dollar so there you go. The best layed plans of mice and men often go astray.
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![]() RQ
![]() “… Saratoga there unless Ruffian wins the Points Contest and there's a 20 race card at the Fairgrounds.” JUST FOR THAT I HOPE I DO ![]() I’m flattered that you remember the Fair Grounds Is my favorite track ![]() Unfortunately you forgot it’s also two words ![]() |