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I don't know if it is rampant. Phil provided some statistical data I've seen other places as well that are certainly worth investigating. The problem is, the tracks have no incentive to investigate. It would probably be very bad if they did and found out past posting was going on. It doesn't change that there shouldn't be any chance for this to happen. There is more than enough technology available to prevent this from EVER happening. Why is this mechanical in the first place? That is ridiculous. |
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I almost think this is more about late odd changes then past posting, and late odd changes drive EVERYONE nuts. But honestly, when can the bettor do? Stop betting? maybe, but nothing will change until someone involved in the industry gets f'd out of a bunch of money that they just bet. Way of the world, react when too late |
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I've met Cannon.....
and if you had you would not fire at will from the comfort of your keyboard fox hole.....
There are a huge number of people playing these races, whales and minnows... if there was a systematic pattern, unless all the whales are part of a conspiracy, someone would blow the whistle... **** happens, people are fallible, they space out, the button is full of mustard and sticks... who knows Just my bet from the 1/4 pole I/L |
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Don't you find the fact that they have no idea how much was bet off track after the bell a little scary? |
Not to change the subject but...how about that 8th race at turfway....there is one in there that I 've been waitin for
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Yes, in this day in age of tracking and software, it should be instant. But given that there is no governing body of horse racing, nothing will change until someone gets screwed over |
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Are you a Saluki grad? My wife, the much smarter half of our union, is a graduate. |
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the race odds changing at the1/4 pole is normal as the late betting gets put in the pool after its started ..its not a regular practice.. but this post betting is a rareity.. im more worried about jockys who dont ride all the way......
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For whatever it's worth, the only first hand experience I have had with past posting was a little over 10 years ago, at an OTB in Suffern. While betting Yonkers we had been made aware by a fairly big bettor that the windows were staying open at least 15 to 20 seconds after the car opened the gates... we would simply box the horses who went for the lead, a huge adavantage at Yonkers back then, and also one that would not show up on the odds board (and when I write "we", I mean they, as I was anything but a big bettor). So I have seen it firsthand, although it was a long time ago, and it was Harness.
But this experience does lead me to believe it CAN still be happening, at any time, at any race track around the country. And we, the betting public, don't have any information on the special access that certain "whales" get into the betting pools. NO ONE, no matter how much they bet, should have any special advantages. |
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Mid 90s (1997?), did it as an adult weekends and nights. Masters from OU...she is still with me though, so maybe she isn't as bright as I thought.
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I've got waffles to make, beer to brew, and have to coach a few female tennis players in the morning, so I'm off to bed. |
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I think past posting goes on. I think it all happens very soon after the start of the race and gets put through in the "flood" of wagers that "hit the system" all at once. No doubt in my mind it happens.
Reminds me of the old days at Maywood when the bell didn't go off until the horses had almost hit the first turn. The $50 window tellers were working solely for a few people with 1mtp or less. The bettor would call the horse that got off the gate the best and the teller would punch as many $50 win tickets as possible. The biggest fixes were when the horse that left the gate quickest and got the lead broke stride in the first turn. Flukey Stokes, Buddy Bear, Willy The Wimp. Those boys ruled the clubhouse. |
....I can take a hint....I'll discuss the 8th at Turfway elsewhere...:rolleyes:
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I miss having a rattle.
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They did it at Arlington and people were bitching up a storm about how they were 'in the gate' and yadda yadda.
No one is ever happy about anything. Someone is always pissed off |
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