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Originally Posted by Gander
Eric Donovan does the morning lines in NY and is often on the handicapping show Talking Horses. It's not really that much of a conflict of interest for most people. Who really cares? Does anybody really use the morning lines as a handicapping tool, and if you bet what the public handicappers give out, you are taking away by far the best part of betting on horses...doing the work yourself.
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The morning line is very important if you are looking for value in multi-race bets. If you can find a horse on the ML that is 8-1, 12-1 and will be for certain in the 5-2 to 4-1 range. You will get huge value if play a Pick 3 or P4 to that horse. There is usually at least one on every card, even for a really good linemaker like Eric Donavan or Mike Battaglia in KY.