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![]() THorgraph sheets seem to do a pretty Good Job on Syn Surfaces. I do use them On Occasion but you can look at them for free the the day after which I do Quite often especially following our own Horses.
Couple of things I have Noticed On TG the first couple of Days at Keeneland. 1. THere Best bet of the for Opening Day was Negligee in the Alcibades (nice pay off here if you Listened) and Yesterday there were a couple of good Scores that TG had in the 3rd Race the Play was Box the 1,3,7 and it came 1-7 for a $324.40 payout and in the Last Race the Play was Pari at 6-1 or Better and you got a $16.20 Return I never looked at the 2nd day results vs the TG anaysis. But all in All Jerry Brown Seems to HAve a pretty good Handle On Syn Surfaces........ |
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![]() If you watched Presque Isle, Keeneland is not that hard. The PID horses are winning for fun.
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![]() I've done ok at Keeneland and hit some of those longshots which surprised me. I don't always do well at playing synthetic tracks. I usually do horrendous at Delmar and Hollywood and Santa Anita. The only explanation that I can think of is that I've been playing horses at Keeneland that actually have synthetic track experience and I think that there are fewer of those at Keeneland than at the Cali tracks. Seems to me that a majority of the horses at Keeneland are coming from conventional dirt and are unproven on synthetic, but the betting public isn't paying any attention. In California, horses are going from one synthetic track to another so it's harder to find horses that may have an experience edge on others. Whatever, the true explanation is, I like it and will be playing Keeneland more in the future.
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