Originally Posted by beton

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The lowest PPP is no surety of being the opening fav. In a lot of cases this is far from truth. The opening fav is no guarantee of the starting fav. It is also very difficult to monitor as it is four dimensional involving all runners - Agreed, so perhaps we ignore the 'noise' = price movements after open and concentrate on what we can monitor = the best chances(see below) and where they open up? So you are going to have to sort the horses most likely to succeed away from the field mostly likely to fail => Can do, using 3 filters(last at open) Then you have to lock in your price before it shortens too much - Lock in min odds on BF - Not a big BF user so assume this can be done? Joe Public is a far better judge of a winner than credit is given. The more strength Joe Public puts on a horse the greater the SR. Down to 80% at $1.20 and 100% on BC I don't get what you mean here.