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Originally Posted by philcski
The "see who the favorite is and bet against it" works for a single race approach- if the favorite wins, shrug the shoulders and turn the page- but from a multirace wagering perspective the MOST important thing to me is whether I can stand alone with him (or two). I'm not sure if they're thinking in the same vein as you are here (whether to stand alone with her.)
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It doesn't work period. You handicap the races and decide, relatively speaking, who's worth what. Preconceived ideas are for losers. If you don't want to take a short price, and can't find exotics to play, then you pass. Betting against any horse simply because it
is the favorite isn't a rational decision.