LAD 061209
R>1 In this race,the
3 has a 10 point advantage over the
2, but is 10 points below the
9 on the DIRT score.
PASS
The
2 did win the race while the
3 placed, and the
9 showed.
R>2 There is only 1 point seperating the TOP 2 FAST scores.
PASS
R>3 At first glance, you see a 6 point difference on TOP of the FAST score, BUT, when you get your 4 contenders from the TURF scores, The TOP FAST score doesn't qualify.
PASS
R>4 The
6 scored TOPS on both the DIRT score and the FAST score. While a 5 point difference is iffy, the odds of 14-1 sucked me in. I lost my win bet and my exacta.
LOST -$26.00
R>5 #8 has an 8 point advantage over the
5 on the FAST score, BUT was 3rd in qualifying on the TURF. Once again the odds were inviting, so I played a WIN ONLY bet on the
8.
LOST -$20.00
R>6 WON already explained.
+282.20 -$26.00 BET= $256.20
R>7 PASS: Not enough qualifiers on the TURF. Plus I am not a big fan of TURF DOWNHILL SPRINTS.
R>8 PASS: Only 4 points seperate the TOP 2 + the TOP scorer is the EVEN MONEY favorite. NOT my cup of tea.
R>9 PASS: The
9 DID have a 10 point advantage over the 6, BUT, again, she was 4th qualifier on the TURF, along with the fact that she is 9/5 at post. Had the ODDS been 4-1 or better, I would have played her to win only.
Only
3 playable races for me with
1 WIN and a
$210.20 profit, makes for a good day.
I hope this helps explain my approach. I am still learning the numbers, so I may make some adjustments along the way. I will try to stop by from time to time to report my findings.