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02-05-2007, 01:11 PM
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I think you can,but you have to ONLY bet when certain conditions exist.Many of us(including myself) rely on horses with mediocre( or bad) trainers.If I look back at who anchored my last 3 nice multi-race wins(Biancone,Canani,and Zucker,) and compare them to (the trainers of) my last 3 close calls,then I can see where some editing could have been done.It is a matter of entertainment value versus making money.I can tell you that the average trainers (even when they have the best horse)often run 2nd-4th.
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02-05-2007, 01:19 PM
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Something to remember is the amount of money you lose is more important than the amount of money you win. If you play this game there will be days where you finish down and you need to 1) Accept this for certainty that you will have crummy days and 2) Avoid chasing money that you lose. I do it all the time, I'll be down a few hundred and play a race I normally wouldnt play just to try and get even for the day. Thats how you get yourself in trouble, take it from somebody with more experience on the subject than most on here.
If you cant take the losses and going home feeling like a worthless loser, than stop playing this game and get another vice.
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02-05-2007, 06:04 PM
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Just a little story... At Finger Lakes there were two retired gentlemen. I saw them just sit and watch. They paid attention. I only saw them go to the window about three times. I don't know how much they bet, but I do know they cashed each time. The key word is "patience". Never bet "stupid". Watch and wait. It's very hard for me to do also, but if one wants to make money rather than "entertainment", their approach might be the best way. Just my two pennies. DTS
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