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Originally Posted by Calzone Lord
Trainers all have strengths and weaknesses...sometimes they know them, most of the time they don't.
It's better for bettors when trainers don't know their strength and weaknesses and continue to train, handle, and place horses the same way as they have in the past with no adjustments to their approach.
Pletcher very rarely goes against his MO. He's 1-for-11 with an $0.83 ROI over the last five years when he does. But he also had four others finish in the money.
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I tell Maker every time he has firster (unless it is a route at TW) how much he sucks with FTS's.