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Old 24th April 2009, 02:40 PM
schmucta80 schmucta80 is offline
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It varies from race to race, Turanza Bale was a standout to me, Was down in class I thought, and Sandown allows a dog a great run if they need room, as there is not as much interference, usually, at the first turn, and thats the way it panned out. It was a huge run the week before, and the time that night was sensational, a quick look through the others in the fireld and I could not see it being beaten, with an ounce of luck as usual, which you can never bank on.

I scan the fields, and usually the good runs over the proceeding few weeks will stand out to me, and I can make an educated guess on if I want to delve further into that races form, based on the runners. I pass a few races pretty quickly as they have a few winning chances and it all comes down to luck, such as the distance final last night. Interestingly I had Lady Moscato almost leading that race and proving hard to beat, but I thought it was too much of a gamble. I think on her run if she lead then she would have been hard to beat, as she was back near last and made up a stack of ground, good run, but I am glad I didnt bet.

If you watch as many races as I do, the good dogs will stick in your mind, then the process is to work out what will happen in tonights race, if I like what I see, then it becomes a selection.

Like I have said before, after all that is done, you still need value, so I do not bet every selection, but most of them I find are value, I would say 10 to 15 percent start unders. But betfair is a great addition to my punting options I must say
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