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I would much rather bet Fairplex than some of the tracks frequently written about on here like Turfway and Delaware. Somebody has to win the race, no matter where they are run. The results there are not all that unpredictable. I love betting the NYRA tracks but I find myself frequently ripping up tickets there as well.
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Give me Delaware 8 days a week over Fairplex. The horses and winners make much more since there. |
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The winners always make sense... after the races are run. Even at Saratoga where a lot of people got beat up this meet. Doesnt bother me at all to bet Fairplex. Losing is losing. Wheter its in a 500K grade 1 turf race at Belmont or a 9K claimer at Plex.
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So Gander... those 5-2 shots where you're really going out on a limb... in those 6-horse fields. You must be money with those!
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You're right... you don't hit with as much frequency. It's a boom or bust strategy. But when I win...I WIN! Not this I bet $2 and get back $5 for my win. Longshots are longshots because they don't hit very often... you just gotta find a few that do and you're set. So hit as many of those 5/2's and 6/5's as you want... it won't take me long to make more than you hitting a 15-1 on occassion. And they are out there more than you think if you truly know how to read a DRF 2hot4tv
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ITS the only track left that you'll see atleast 4-5 horses PER DAy not make the turns
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