More answers - now have to go look at the electrics!

So if you back bridle horses you wait for an inrunning bet then?

Monday, 31 October, 2011 

not unless i can see the race criteria suits it - i play it from its previous run of course but (1) they are better in smaller fields -(2) the pace from the off is fierce and it is not off its feet for the first quarter - it will definitly drift in the market at the back of the field as the no hoper rare off.  if the majority of the animals are within themselves and still have plenty as mine moves up the price will shorten for a profitable lay as the others still have stamina left and his travel brings him to the front but he has to come off the bridle and be driven! 

radelnblueangel said...

Does a bridle horse profit from a slow pace? no that is not a good indicator  as the other animals who will run for driving still have stamina at the end of the race

Monday, 31 October, 2011