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rdalert447

rdalert447

Joined
Jun 5, 2022
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Heading to a BBQ. Played $20 win on the list below. Didn’t have time to handicap exotics.
Race 1
#7 Smokin Hot Kitty 12-1 (DePaz)

Race 3
#5 Peace Seeker 8-1 (Abreau)

Race 5
#4 Brookmesa 8-1 (Pompay)

Race 7
#1 Dark Vector 12-1 (Weaver)

Race 8
#3 Macho Villa 15-1 (Lukas)

Race 9
#11 Covert Kat 10-1 (Trombetta)

Risk $120, -$856 for meet
 

BigJay

BigJay

Joined
Oct 28, 2021
Messages
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Heading to a BBQ. Played $20 win on the list below. Didn’t have time to handicap exotics.
Race 1
#7 Smokin Hot Kitty 12-1 (DePaz)

Race 3
#5 Peace Seeker 8-1 (Abreau)

Race 5
#4 Brookmesa 8-1 (Pompay)

Race 7
#1 Dark Vector 12-1 (Weaver)

Race 8
#3 Macho Villa 15-1 (Lukas)

Race 9
#11 Covert Kat 10-1 (Trombetta)

Risk $120, -$856 for meet
11/1 winner Race 1!

wins for fun
 

DiggityDaggityDo

DiggityDaggityDo

Joined
Oct 30, 2021
Messages
26,299
This is what ChatGPT told me:


researching horses before placing bets is a crucial step to make more informed decisions. Here's a detailed breakdown of what you can look into:

  1. Past Performances: Examine a horse's recent races. Look at their finishes, track conditions, and how they performed against similar competition.
  2. Class and Form: Consider the class of the race (higher class may mean tougher competition) and a horse's recent form. A horse in good form might have a higher chance of performing well.
  3. Jockey and Trainer: The reputation and success of the jockey and trainer can impact a horse's performance. Experienced and successful jockeys/trainers can boost a horse's chances.
  4. Track Conditions: Different horses perform differently on various track surfaces (dirt, turf) and conditions (wet, dry). Check if the horse has experience on the specific conditions of the race day.
  5. Distance: Some horses are better suited for certain distances. Check if the horse has previously won or performed well at the race's distance.
  6. Workouts: Look at recent workouts, which can give you an idea of a horse's fitness and readiness for the race.
  7. Race Strategy: Understand the horse's typical racing style. Some horses are frontrunners, while others come from behind. Consider how the race's pace might suit their style.
  8. Recent Changes: Check for any recent changes like equipment (blinkers, shoes), medication, or ownership. These changes can influence performance.
  9. Health and Injury: Try to find information about the horse's health history. Injuries or recent illnesses might impact their performance.
  10. Speed Figures: Look at the horse's speed figures, which provide an objective measurement of their past performance and can help gauge their competitiveness.
  11. Track Bias: Research if there's any track bias (favorable conditions for certain positions on the track) that might affect the race's outcome.
  12. Race History: Analyze how a horse has fared against specific competitors in the past. Some horses might consistently perform well against certain rivals.
Remember, horse racing involves a degree of uncertainty, and even with thorough research, there's no guaranteed outcome. It's essential to combine your research with good judgment and a sensible betting strategy.
 
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