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Originally Posted by horses4courses
Success stories on Derby futures are few and far between.
They do happen, but it really is lightning in a bottle.
The only chance of a score is through finding a horse who
has not shown recent good form, but has the potential to
improve greatly between now and early May.
Those jumping on the current "flavor of the week" are usually
tossing cash away for no real odds value. This is an edge to
those who play against the grain. That being said, it's still
odds against getting your horse in the gate on Derby Day.
Keep your bets small, and your potential returns enormous.
Good luck to those who try it, but it's a tough way to go.
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I think the futures are a bad bet, but I bet it anyway
I played 22,23,24/3,4,12,22,23,24 and reversed, exacta wheel, and small win bets on 22,23. Total $70 bet-money I will never see again
