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Old 02-28-2009, 06:19 PM
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but, after all that how does the tri come back that short in that field with all the big $ horses out , if the #10 was refunded the tri would have even come back shorter and looked evem more questionable
Trifecta pool $196,534.00 less 25% takeout leaves $147,400.50. A $1 trifecta ticket paid $989.50, so there were $148.00 worth of winning trifecta tickets and the breakage was $954.50. That's how it paid that much, unless there's some sort of conspiracy and NYRA is cheating, if that's what your getting at.

A lot of people like to throw a bunch of bombs into a trifecta for that lottery-type ticket. It seems that was the case here.
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Old 02-28-2009, 06:32 PM
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an old way to see if the numbers make sense, at least by as i was told by someone who used to do this for a living was to take the win price of the horse and multiply it by the place price and you should get the exacta price witihin a range that seems plausible

if we take 58.5 and times it by 8.6 - we get 503

the exacta paid 329 or 65 % of the value of the win x place of the 1st 2 run

take a look at what the exacta's paid in the 8th and 9 th , vs the win x place value and you will see what i mean

the exacta and tri should have paid a lot more
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Old 02-28-2009, 06:33 PM
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I shouldn't need to explain this, but....

The 2 horse somehow went off at 3:5. Now, this was ridiculous and he was probably closer to even money, or even higher, in exotics. Therefore, the exotics will all look low based on the win prices, when in fact they are very much in line with what the win prices would have been had the 2 been around 6:5.

Telling people on this board that you question anything because the thundering herd at an OTB was incensed hardly increases your credibility. This stuff isn't rocket science, it's pure common sense, and sometimes all you need to do is sit back and think about it.
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Old 02-28-2009, 06:42 PM
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i've seen favorites come in third with similar horses running 1 +2 and pay a ton more than 1,900

also the #1 blows the 1st turn and runs into a fence with a jockey falling off , lots of strange things in this folks or maybe i am just paranoid
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Old 02-28-2009, 07:31 PM
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I shouldn't need to explain this, but....

The 2 horse somehow went off at 3:5. Now, this was ridiculous and he was probably closer to even money, or even higher, in exotics. Therefore, the exotics will all look low based on the win prices, when in fact they are very much in line with what the win prices would have been had the 2 been around 6:5.

Telling people on this board that you question anything because the thundering herd at an OTB was incensed hardly increases your credibility. This stuff isn't rocket science, it's pure common sense, and sometimes all you need to do is sit back and think about it.

It's very simple.
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Old 02-28-2009, 07:35 PM
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what about the P3? here if you parlayed the 3 winners you get back $1493 for a $2 bet yet the p3 pays only $1007

should the p3 pay out more than the parlay , especially if there is a $58 bomb involved

again i'll point to thursday races , look at the parlay of races 5-6-7 for $2 , it is $65 and change , yet the p3 pays over $193 for $2 dollars almost 3x the amount of the win parlay on the winners!
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Old 02-28-2009, 07:41 PM
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there is a bunch of wise guy money you were dealing with


anyway

there was an inquiry

the bridle broke on Sanchez's horse and I didn't see what happened with your #10 but they had an inquiry for that too.
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Old 02-28-2009, 08:29 PM
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I can see I can't talk sanely here.

Back to just making jokes.
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I can see I can't talk sanely here.

Back to just making jokes.
Making jokes here equals sanity.
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Old 02-28-2009, 06:48 PM
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Trifecta pool $196,534.00 less 25% takeout leaves $147,400.50. A $1 trifecta ticket paid $989.50, so there were $148.00 worth of winning trifecta tickets and the breakage was $954.50. That's how it paid that much, unless there's some sort of conspiracy and NYRA is cheating, if that's what your getting at.

A lot of people like to throw a bunch of bombs into a trifecta for that lottery-type ticket. It seems that was the case here.

lottery numbers fine , but, those type of players usually have the favorite in their somehwere or at least the 2nd choice

all*all*fav/2nd choice or all*fav/2nd choice*all
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Old 02-28-2009, 07:04 PM
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if you look at the ex payout on thus for race 7

$510 paid (win x place of 1st 2 runners - $579)

today in the 7th we get an ex that paid $329 and (a win x place of the 1st 2 runners of $503)
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Old 02-28-2009, 07:08 PM
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if yu include the show horse you can see what i mean

on thursday r7 the the w x p x s = 2,196 , the tri paid over 2,600

today the tri paid (1979)less than if you multiplied the win x place x show px's (58.5x8.6x5.10 = 2,565)
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Old 02-28-2009, 07:10 PM
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Instead of all this buffoonery, why not read, and try to understand, my post.
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Old 02-28-2009, 07:27 PM
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i am having a hard time understanding it

maybe a crash course with you could help me find the error in my way, i work in mid-town now and could eaisly meet you so that you could explain it to me as i don't comprehend from your above post

i maybe you can walk me thru this race today vs thurs 7th race and explain why there is a difference in the payouts

on thursday race 7 the fav was off the board , the 2nd choice ran 3rd , two bombs ran 1st and 2nd

the ex and the tri payouts were > than the (wxp and wxpxs payouts of the finishers)

today we had the complete opposite the payouts were < than the (wxp and wxpxs of the finishers)

a #'s guy from the bronx , not from saratoga told me that to get an accuarte payout of of what an ex should pay would be to take the win px of the winner times the place price of the runner up , it should come back within a reasonable range - if this is wrong please tell me and i will not use it to check payoffs
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Old 03-01-2009, 07:52 AM
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Trifecta pool $196,534.00 less 25% takeout leaves $147,400.50. A $1 trifecta ticket paid $989.50, so there were $148.00 worth of winning trifecta tickets and the breakage was $954.50. That's how it paid that much, unless there's some sort of conspiracy and NYRA is cheating, if that's what your getting at.

A lot of people like to throw a bunch of bombs into a trifecta for that lottery-type ticket. It seems that was the case here.
not sure if you are correct on the above, the numbers the public see are after the takeout , so the tri pool from my understanding was $196k
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Old 03-01-2009, 07:57 AM
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ok guys in the ny post today:

race 7 - "lots of wierd ways to lose a race"

"as the gates opened the #10 reared up, sat down ,and appeared to be in the hands of the starter at the break, but no refund"

well i guess ed fountaine has no crediblitly either he must be watching these races with me at the local otb parlor
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Old 03-01-2009, 08:19 AM
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so, they're supposed to refund when a horse rears up and sits down? how did the starter cause the problem if most of the problem seems to be the horse?

but then, i don't understand how you can ask a guy to explain, suggest meeting him to figure things out, and then tell him he has no credibility anyway. seems a bit of a puzzle there as well.
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Old 03-01-2009, 09:01 AM
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so, they're supposed to refund when a horse rears up and sits down? how did the starter cause the problem if most of the problem seems to be the horse?

but then, i don't understand how you can ask a guy to explain, suggest meeting him to figure things out, and then tell him he has no credibility anyway. seems a bit of a puzzle there as well.
where in any of my posts do i mention a credibility issue, go back and look at the posts and show me where i am questioning his credibiliy
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Old 03-01-2009, 09:30 AM
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where in any of my posts do i mention a credibility issue, go back and look at the posts and show me where i am questioning his credibiliy
didn't find the post but I know I read one by you that said something like... he works for NYRA so he has no cred.
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Old 03-01-2009, 09:34 AM
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didn't find the post but I know I read one by you that said something like... he works for NYRA so he has no cred.

you're not going to find it , cuse i never said he had no credibilty

you got the wrong guy buddy
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