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TheOracle · 03-04-2019, 06:06 PM

Since February 24th, Maiden races have been much kinder to the #4's in Sprint races so maybe they saw the two $12 winners on February 24th and decided to take a shot and got lucky with the $76 bomb in March

Due to the $76 number you are getting a 75% return per $2 win wager in Maiden races with the #4 when less than a Mile at Aqueduct

I will put up the returns since January in another post

TheOracle · 03-04-2019, 09:53 PM

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Hey Replay

Don't beat yourself up too much since January 1st, 2019 the #4 is giving you less than $1 return on investment per $2 win wager!!!

You are getting a 10% return per $2 show wager on the #6 in Maiden Sprint races

I will check on the #6 but at first glance the 6's seem to hit the board more often

Will provide those payouts in another post

The #6 has not been doing as well in Maiden Spring races on the Dirt at Aqueduct but has been hitting the board at a 59.4% clip

I will isolate the Maiden Claimers as the #6 in this situation in another post

TheOracle · 03-04-2019, 10:12 PM

For some reason, the #6 in Maiden Claiming Sprint races have been hitting the board at 57% and you are getting a 26% return per $2 show wager since January 1st, 2019 at Aqueduct

Although you have only 5 wins in this situation show wagering is outperforming across the board wagering by nearly a 3 to 1 margin

I will track the 4's and the 6's in Maiden races at Aqueduct and in particular Maiden Claiming races with the 6's

bpiets · 03-04-2019, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Partsnut

Hi Mike,

I opted not to join the tour this year because Last year, the NHC reduced the number of "spots" given to 3 instead 5 which was initially given in each 5 free contests per year. They never mentioned what their giving this year.

After participating in some other free contests, I found that luck and not skill
was prevalent and that these contests were a complete waste of my time and efforts.
Some of these contests featured 6 out of 8 races that had at least 2 or more first time starters.

If you like turf racing, a majority of these races were carded for the grass at a multitude of different distances.

Their ain't no free lunch.

....old..I found the same thing a few years ago and then they asked why I did not join again and I stated your view but also that I was not notified that the free contests were open or up coming....lol..so they gave me a joining discount....they are going down in flames as less folk join. D R F has free contests a couple of times a week lately and on holidays at times....lol...

ReplayRandall · 03-04-2019, 10:14 PM

Oracle, you're intentions are good, but you must stop....You are chasing nothing but shadows.

TheOracle · 03-04-2019, 10:19 PM

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Oracle, you're intentions are good, but you must stop....You are chasing nothing but shadows.

Hahahaha I must stop...you're funny !!!!

ReplayRandall · 03-04-2019, 10:21 PM

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Hahahaha I must stop...you're funny !!!!

If I gave you something to work on, which works across all tracks, would you do the work?

thaskalos · 03-05-2019, 02:49 AM

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Originally Posted by ReplayRandall

If I gave you something to work on, which works across all tracks, would you do the work?

You have something that works at all the tracks...and you want to SHARE it, Randall? How NOBLE of you!

ReplayRandall · 03-05-2019, 10:30 AM

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You have something that works at all the tracks...and you want to SHARE it, Randall? How NOBLE of you!

Actually, it was Tom in one thread, and CJ in another who passed on a couple of nuggets. I've concluded that if hard work was applied to those nuggets, it might yield some long term +ROI profits.....It's always about the work, never the presentation.

cj · 03-05-2019, 10:43 AM

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Actually, it was Tom in one thread, and CJ in another who passed on a couple of nuggets. I've concluded that if hard work was applied to those nuggets, it might yield some long term +ROI profits.....It's always about the work, never the presentation.

The work part is the most fun.

ReplayRandall · 03-05-2019, 10:47 AM

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The work part is the most fun.

100%....Make money the old fashioned way----Earn it!

098poi · 03-05-2019, 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by TheOracle

Hahahaha I must stop...you're funny !!!!

Oracle I have to agree with RR on this one. No disrespect but sometimes I wonder if you are a human or a computer program gone amok. No need to see how every horse in every race from post

did. You are obviously very good at data mining. 10 times smarter than me. It's just your initial premise is sometimes off.

"Trainers with kids under 12 have done very well at Aqueduct last month. Let's see how they do this weekend".

Trainers with kids under 12? Is that a thing?

(Meanwhile I am scouring the internet for that database)

Don't mind me.

cj · 03-05-2019, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by ReplayRandall

100%....Make money the old fashioned way----Earn it!

Student Body fit the bill for you?

TheOracle · 03-05-2019, 07:28 PM

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Originally Posted by ReplayRandall

If I gave you something to work on, which works across all tracks, would you do the work?

Hey Replay

What is this work that you have?

Also, I don't work for free how much are you paying for this work?

ReplayRandall · 03-05-2019, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by TheOracle

Hey Replay

What is this work that you have?

Also, I don't work for free how much are you paying for this work?

HAHa...Now look who the clever funny one is.....I don't need you, YOU need me...