formula_2002
03-26-2003, 05:34 PM
Ever wonder how well the public does interpreting those bris data file factors?
Well, the number of top ranked factors correlates directly with the post time odds.
I have looked at 76 factors covering speed, class, pace, etc.
The higher the number of top ranked factors, the shorter the odds.
For example when the total number of top rated factors equal 16, the public makes the average odds 7.95 to 1
When the total number of top rated factors equal 32, the public makes the average odds 2.78-1
I find that to be fascinating.
I posted the complete report on my web page.
The report covers over 120,000 horses.
Well, the number of top ranked factors correlates directly with the post time odds.
I have looked at 76 factors covering speed, class, pace, etc.
The higher the number of top ranked factors, the shorter the odds.
For example when the total number of top rated factors equal 16, the public makes the average odds 7.95 to 1
When the total number of top rated factors equal 32, the public makes the average odds 2.78-1
I find that to be fascinating.
I posted the complete report on my web page.
The report covers over 120,000 horses.