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03-07-2007, 06:03 PM
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" Instant gratification ", at the racetrack, is for losers. We are all in this for the long run. The same mentality that worries about when they DON'T win in this current discussion will also lead to trying to " get out " in the last race. There is only one actual " last " race to a horseplayer and in general we don't know when that is coming. A horseplayer does not divide his playing by days....just by cumulative results. 
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03-07-2007, 06:06 PM
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There are those (like my Dad, for example) who love to just bet on the triple crown days, etc. For him, instant gratification is what he wants. He's not a real horseplayer.
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03-07-2007, 06:22 PM
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Value betting is one of my gigs, and I have been successfull spreading a value horse. First, why in the hell would anyone bet a horse less than 4-1. This amazes me to no end. Long haul, short haul, you can't take less than 4-1 on a major bet. You will be starting the death march from Subic Bay, Phillipines. Every race isn't betable, you got to pick your spots, or be pick pocketed.
Of course, when you visit the track as a vacationer, the money doen't matter, your a short timer, having some fum, and will toss the loose cash in the pool, I LOVE YOU FOLKS. Exacta's will kill you, place bets will suck you dry, so what can you do? Try a Key spread on a tri. 1/2345/23456 Win bet hard Hard earned money well spent, win or lose
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