Posted:
#1
TRK FAST
R1 8-9-1-6
R2 4-1-2-6
R3 3-1-2-8
R4 2-3-8-1
R7 5-11-8-6
R8 4-3-7-5
R9 4-87-1
GOOD LUCK
PARX 1-9
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Posted:
#3
I do not bet on parx. the track and horse condition is poor.
when i see the track I look to the new '[tool box" stock.
the horses in that track for any length of time degrade.
the stables are poor, the paddock filthy , the men leading the horses onto the track heads down ashamed, not a bright eye in the bunch Jockey trainer owner steward,
bottom line I have no talent to cap these meets. at least someone who feels they will win, looks the part.
when i see the track I look to the new '[tool box" stock.
the horses in that track for any length of time degrade.
the stables are poor, the paddock filthy , the men leading the horses onto the track heads down ashamed, not a bright eye in the bunch Jockey trainer owner steward,
bottom line I have no talent to cap these meets. at least someone who feels they will win, looks the part.
Posted:
#4
i mean the blood lines to thoruogh bred seems someone trotting out 30,000 at one year auction price the kid passsing them to the horse men do not LOOK LIKE THEY ARE HANDED THE KEYS TO a 2013 'vette..... those that do I focus to too young to conceal or divert raw emotion.... ".. chant i got the winner and look at a kid thinking this.. it might help you spy a hidden gem....
Posted:
#5
I grew up playing only NYRA tracks but over the years I tired of all the mdn and turf races filled with horses trying something for the 1st time. After some serious record keeping I found races for older horses on the dirt are the most consistent and by sticking to them I've improved my win % by 15%. Tracks like Parx MVR, Tdn Mnr etc provide these types of races. When one keeps records of the tracks they play they can be profitable. The older horses despite their physical problems are more reliable then most people think. I thank you for your input and selections and look forward to more.
Tim
Posted:
#7
Quote Originally Posted by Lt1:
I grew up playing only NYRA tracks but over the years I tired of all the mdn and turf races filled with horses trying something for the 1st time. After some serious record keeping I found races for older horses on the dirt are the most consistent and by sticking to them I've improved my win % by 15%. Tracks like Parx MVR, Tdn Mnr etc provide these types of races. When one keeps records of the tracks they play they can be profitable. The older horses despite their physical problems are more reliable then most people think. I thank you for your input and selections and look forward to more.
I grew up playing only NYRA tracks but over the years I tired of all the mdn and turf races filled with horses trying something for the 1st time. After some serious record keeping I found races for older horses on the dirt are the most consistent and by sticking to them I've improved my win % by 15%. Tracks like Parx MVR, Tdn Mnr etc provide these types of races. When one keeps records of the tracks they play they can be profitable. The older horses despite their physical problems are more reliable then most people think. I thank you for your input and selections and look forward to more.
Tim
thank you for your insight on this
look foward to your threads as well
john
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