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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind
It was obviously a combination of Master Cip being bet strongly in the win pool but not the exactas, which was obvious the whole way, and the first two being, essentially, coupled horses coming out of the same race.
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Yeah.
Master Cip (1.55-to-1) over The Kenosha Kid (3.65-to-1) was paying $31.40
The Winner (1.30-to-1) over The Kenosha Kid (3.65-to-1) paid $8.20
Even when a first-time starter, import, or 2nd-time starter in this instance, takes a ton of steam in the win pool ... they normally take a reasonable enough share of it in exactas as well.
9/1 odds on Master Cip and The Kenosha Kid in the quinella. Even money on The Winner in Kenosha Kid in the quinella.
That's as inefficiently bet of a race as I can recall at a major track. A great example as to why you should always check the will-pays.