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There is no requirement to bet every card.
A card like today's at CD is great for looking for next out opportunities or just hoping to see a star in the making. For making money, not so much. |
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If you don't like betting babies, better to walk away, or look it over and watch the races with an eye toward later races. (Those horses might be needed down the line in a P3 or P4 situation.)
I like them but I mainly look for angles I like to play with young horses including stretchouts, surface changes and class moves. If I don't see an angle I like, I look over the race and watch, but don't bet. There are planty of betting opportunities elsewhere.
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RIP Monroe. |
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thanks to you guys for replying. i didn't bet a thing yesterday and im glad i didn't b/c i would not have done very well.
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IMO the stars of tomorrow card late in the CD meet is the toughest card of the year to bet. You have a bunch of 2 year olds, who's abilities are still not determined; many of whom have never run, and the majority of those who have run, have only run on Polytrack at Kee, AP or TP. Great card to pass.
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