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2/8/2002 edition Shaye Spice Last Saturday everyone was pushing Shaye Spice as a "good thing". She didn't let them down, convincingly winning at Moonee Valley. Consider these points: Negatives: Positives: Because Shaye Spice was such an obvious winner, despite the negatives, she was not value. Top fluctuation in the betting ring was only $2.80. That was a luxury compared to the New South Wales tote win dividend of a paltry $2.10. As a general rule, provided you can find genuine value elsewhere, it makes sense long term to take on short priced mares with all the negatives that Shaye Spice had. Otherwise leave the race alone. This edition of Punt to Win: Back Tote Longshots?
You Need Top Odds It
is just about impossible to get a high enough
strike rate backing short priced tote favourites
and the poor value tote horses to make up for
the big unders on the tote. Short
priced tote favourites Copyright ©1998-present. OZmium Pty. Ltd. All rights reserved. |
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