Agree with darky here, the two track conditions I don't like to bet on (but sometimes DO just the same) are DEAD and HEAVY.

The worst I think is DEAD, it's such an undefined condition, it could be and mostly is anything, a mixture of good and slow that you never know what to prepare for.

Take Ascot last week, from the fourth race on, I did not have a place getter in my first three selections, highly unusual.

Not that they are profitable mind you because of the dividends can be low, that's why I only bet for a place when the pl divi is more than $3.00.

I worked on a good track but I don't think it was that.

Good luck