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Originally Posted by todko
It works very well for me also. I had a run of 10 consecutive days of profits last winter season at Turfway. The preponderance of my wagering dollar goes to the Kentucky tracks and 2006 was another very profitable year for me. Granted I work like hell at it -- and maybe it's the work that overcomes the funky surface.
For the average handicapper however, it's much more difficult. I have several associates who make money consistently everywhere but on the poly -- they won't go near it anymore.
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I do think that most are not putting in the time to make the adjustments for these surfaces. Most of the comments I have heard from people it seems that they just throw up their hands like its a completely unpredictable crapshoot. I haven't found that to be the case for the most part.
I had a great run at Hollywood and many nice days at Turfway. I didn't find I had to work like hell at it either, it just seems like the form holds up in the way in which I am inclined to view races.