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Well it is a good thing people use different criteria or everyone would be betting the same horse. You have Allen Jerkens on your side, but I am amazed at how trainers work with trainers agents so much considering many think jockeys don't matter. Personally I think the exercise riders in the morning are more valuable than jockeys.
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You get no argument from me on that. Plus, I would always love to have Allen Jerkens on my side....though, frankly, he already is.
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If I am down to two horses and I like them equally, I will then look at the jockey and that will be my determing factor. However, it rarely gets to that point. I don't look at jock or m/l odds unless I am at a complete loss. And if I am at a loss, then I usually sit the race out.
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