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Originally Posted by Secretariat
trying something new here, i capped this with a mathematical model i have created that relies about 50% on sheet numbers as a ranking criteria (averages, trends within the data)and also
uses weight, time, races at this distance, races on this track,
among a few other things.
Race 7 6.5f sprint - feature
trifecta
2/189/1893
2/346/189
89/1289/12389
34/134/1896
exacta
2/1893
the tri ticket is about 50 dollars ($1) it gives you 50 picks at a sequence that can only have 336
combinations it gives you 14.8 % of the possibilities. it involves 7 horses, where as a box 5 horses ticket would cost $60, and would use 2 less horses. it is designed to return your $50 dollars if the favorite wins and leaves open the possibility of a $500 score if the final ticket listed above in order above should hit. i have used the tri sequence before and it works, but i have never used the method to rank the horses in order before. i hope it works.,
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seriously, i wrote the last sequence down wrong... ARRRGGGHHHH.
it was supoposed to go like this
sequence = 2 ,9, 8 ,1 ,3 ,4 ,6 ,5
1/234/2345
1/567/234
23/1234/12345
45/145/1236
my sequence was, based on the frist line of the bet
1/234/2345 = 2/189/1389
the last line should have been
45/145/1236 = 13/213/2986 had i typed it right..
too many damn numbers.
in my mind i ha dit right i just wrote it down wrong,
i know.. ya sure
but if you follow through the logic and the sequnce you will see i just wrote it wrong, based upon the firast line of the bet, dam.
i would have lost anyways it only paid $35.00