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I’m sure all those people who bet Life Is Good thought they made a good bet. So much can change in this game, with 3 year olds, daily. Why make it more difficult on yourself and your bankroll? I just think it’s very difficult if not impossible to determine value this far out. Too much can happen. |
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![]() I got lucky (or unlucky, as it was) when i bet Giacomo in the 2005 future pool at 25-1.
I had soured on him by the time the Derby came around and passed on him at 50-1. The End |
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Soured me on the future pools. |
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In the past, I've picked different horses for each pool. This year, I just kept betting Concert Tour so I've got some money to win on him and then a bunch of small ($1 or $2) exactas with different horses in each pool and a few doubles with him. I've got a $1 exacta of Concert Tour over Hot Rod Charlie that will pay $1030. And while that's still probably not going to happen, it's kind of fun to have that possibility. |
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![]() Yeah. I mean, winning money is generally more fun than losing money. But I don't wager a ton of money on these future bets and consider them a little more like lottery tickets than typical horse bets.
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Curlin and Hard Spun finish 1,2 in the 2007 BC Classic, demonstrating how competing in all three Triple Crown races ruins a horse for the rest of the year...see avatar photo from REUTERS/Lucas Jackson |
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![]() I did that with Country House. Around 30/1 in the futures pool but he went off much higher than that.
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