Was wondering what was going on the last few days. Suddenly all the horses in the races have run against each other in their last and all crossed the line very close together. Yesterday and the day before were horrid days to read for me as the horses were all bundled up in speed and distances and in many instances I felt 6 or 7 horses could win a race. Information like Craig's is really valuable and interesting to help understand the eb and flow of the feel and look of cards. It almost seems seasonal at times, where lesser trainers will dominate September and the big boys make a tremendous comeback in October. Or why a week is set aside for apprentices to win races. Unfortunately this information is still obscure to me. If you look at the stats of September 2011 you will see what I mean. There was a clear swing of mood on the cards and maybe this is what Craig is eluding to? Frankly, from a punting perspective Craig, I prefer lesser competitive races from a punting and money making perspective. The winners are crystal clear and often completely hidden in the odds or completely missed by the hyping of one or two others, which is what I love and my bread and butter. Why would punters want all the better horses running together, like the July, that is almost impossible to select. I made money on July day but at the other race track on the least competitive card.
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