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Originally Posted by thaskalos
You say that if a horse's LOA were 2:1 or under...the horse remained 2-1 or under 97.9% of the time.
That's all well and good...but it tells us nothing about what the horse's final odds were, compared to the LOA.
If the horse's LOA were 2-1...were his final odds 2-1, 3-2, 6-5... what?
These are important distinctions, IMO.
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That was not a goal of this study. I can send you the raw data in Excel format, if you'd like to tinker with it.
Are you saying you would bet at 3:2 but not 6:5? I have trouble with a methodology that would slide odds ranges up that thin.
