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thaskalos 04-10-2013 08:27 PM

53-1 shot wins by 10 lengths!
 
I understand that 53-1 shots will win on occasion...but I have never seen one win with the authority that the #1 horse (Tor) won today's second race at Charles Town.

The horse opened a 15-length lead on the field...and cruised to victory by over 10 lengths.

Longshot6977 04-10-2013 08:59 PM

Amazingly, the TVG site rated him 3rd best in this field due to the trainer's high win rate on dirt sprints, but I couldn't find any info on him (George Woodii).

ukbro00 04-10-2013 09:28 PM

There was ony $525 to win on him in the entire pool

iceknight 04-10-2013 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by both
him

It was a filly race.. but the weirder thing I am seeing is the Superfecta combo - it was 1-3-4-2 So anyone who had boxed a small 1-2-3-4 box made good money!!

Some_One 04-11-2013 01:28 AM

Ran a 68 BRIS fig 4 starts back, 2nd highest of all horses L4 race figures, while winning at 28-1 for the same jockey.

castaway01 04-11-2013 03:44 AM

Interesting, though you wonder if someone knew the horse could run why it wasn't bet.

I don't have a database to check this, but is there a higher average margin of victory by low-odds horses than longshots? Obviously you'd think there would be for favorites because some dominate their fields, but is there one for 5-1 winners over 20-1 winners?

Inglewood Flamingo 04-11-2013 04:40 PM

$500 x 53 = $26,000...

Stillriledup 04-11-2013 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Inglewood Flamingo
$500 x 53 = $26,000...

:D

Sorry IF.

MightBeSosa 04-11-2013 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by castaway01
Interesting, though you wonder if someone knew the horse could run why it wasn't bet.

I don't have a database to check this, but is there a higher average margin of victory by low-odds horses than longshots? Obviously you'd think there would be for favorites because some dominate their fields, but is there one for 5-1 winners over 20-1 winners?

You'd be amazing at the rats that take serious money and the winners that appear to take about 2 cents of action.

OTM Al 04-11-2013 08:38 PM

The time I went to CT the wife and I both spotted a good looking runner in the post parade. He was 44-1 so we both shrugged our shoulders and said what do we know. So of course we didn't bet him and he won by a solid 7 or 8 lengths. This is why I don't bet low end claimers.

Stillriledup 04-11-2013 09:11 PM

Race 2 tonight a 63-1 shot angled out and loomed looking like he had a great shot to win turning for home, but just ran in place and finished 3rd beaten about 1 length for the win.

Producer 04-11-2013 10:02 PM

Lots of weird results occur in CT 6 1/2 and 7F races do to the track's configuration. Favorites breaking from the outside, with early speed, that are known to or have broken slowly before rushing up in the past are some of the best horses to bet against at CT.


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