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05-24-2008, 10:06 PM
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they only have two pk3's per day, and the meet just started.
I took a look and there is a large one that skewed the average. it paid $5,055 which is bascially the entire pool. the mean payout seems to be around $100. here are all of them: $19 $28 $40 $52 $76 $109 $120 $163 $227 $286 $388 $930 $1512 $5055 
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05-24-2008, 10:10 PM
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Thanks. Did not realize the meet just started.
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05-25-2008, 10:04 AM
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Suffolk is more of a WPS track if I've ever seen one now...I was there yesterday and their whole campaign is to bring new people to the track and good for them, it's working. I was behind more people betting $20 to place on a horse than I care to divulge. There were lots of kids at the track with their parents etc...nice for track business.
I know this is re: pick 3, but check out yesterday's pick 4 @ SUF, which was as easy as a pick 4 could be, longest price home to win was 5 or 6-1 w/ three at 5/2 or less, paid about $950 for $1.
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