scotsville 6th december?

Hearing we are switching to Greyville( not confirmed)

Pen 35 and raining at Scottsville

The problem with only being allowed to mention one or two horses in a race is that it creates the impression that a race is more closed than it is. This exaggerates the chances of the mentioned runners into a good bet shen its actually a wide open race

All of the professional punters i know of battle to find one or two plays a day...s ince 90 percent of races are too open to call.

The quickest way to the poor house is basing your strategy on the principle that there is a clear cut winner in every race.

While putting out a selection for every race may be very popular despite a strike rate lower than if one was to just back the favourite. I prefer to highlight the fact that most races are so open that they do not lend themselves to wagering.

Craig Eudey just informed me moved to Poly

Following further overnight rain(Avr Pen 35, some areas 40) & forecast of more showers, SCOT Wed 6-Dec switched to GREY POLY, dist of Race 1 TBA. Voluntary scratchings cls at 8am.

Bob Brogan wrote: Hearing we are switching to Greyville( not confirmed)

Pen 35 and raining at Scottsville

Plenty of rain in durban...track should run fast, plenty of scratchings likely

Adams wrote: The problem with only being allowed to mention one or two horses in a race is that it creates the impression that a race is more closed than it is. This exaggerates the chances of the mentioned runners into a good bet shen its actually a wide open race

All of the professional punters i know of battle to find one or two plays a day...s ince 90 percent of races are too open to call.

The quickest way to the poor house is basing your strategy on the principle that there is a clear cut winner in every race.

While putting out a selection for every race may be very popular despite a strike rate lower than if one was to just back the favourite. I prefer to highlight the fact that most races are so open that they do not lend themselves to wagering.

your post race comments is what irks,not how many horses you think can win

First race off 12h40 - new distance 1000m

mydada wrote:

Adams wrote: The problem with only being allowed to mention one or two horses in a race is that it creates the impression that a race is more closed than it is. This exaggerates the chances of the mentioned runners into a good bet shen its actually a wide open race

All of the professional punters i know of battle to find one or two plays a day...s ince 90 percent of races are too open to call.

The quickest way to the poor house is basing your strategy on the principle that there is a clear cut winner in every race.

While putting out a selection for every race may be very popular despite a strike rate lower than if one was to just back the favourite. I prefer to highlight the fact that most races are so open that they do not lend themselves to wagering.

your post race comments is what irks,not how many horses you think can win

Point taken......i will no longer post ......post race,

Adams wrote:

mydada wrote:

Adams wrote: The problem with only being allowed to mention one or two horses in a race is that it creates the impression that a race is more closed than it is. This exaggerates the chances of the mentioned runners into a good bet shen its actually a wide open race

All of the professional punters i know of battle to find one or two plays a day...s ince 90 percent of races are too open to call.

The quickest way to the poor house is basing your strategy on the principle that there is a clear cut winner in every race.

While putting out a selection for every race may be very popular despite a strike rate lower than if one was to just back the favourite. I prefer to highlight the fact that most races are so open that they do not lend themselves to wagering.

your post race comments is what irks,not how many horses you think can win

Point taken......i will no longer post ......post race,

eish,its not what i meant

I believe in very selective betting, and keep a tight reign on my percentage strike rate. If you have patience and regulate the odds you take, all you really need to make a profit racing is a 20% strike rate.

Just called some brothers in durban
They will be surprised if the meeting goes ahead with this downpour of blessings
Horses will require flippers to run in the weather

SirPuntalot wrote: Just called some brothers in durban
They will be surprised if the meeting goes ahead with this downpour of blessings
Horses will require flippers to run in the weather

It is raining cats and dogs here