TRACK HANDICAPPERS NEED TO
GET REAL WITH THEIR M/L ODDS
Think Ray Fox picks a lot of favorites? Well think again, or better yet look at the M/L and then check the off price of my selection. Almost 100% of the time my top horse goes off at odds far less than the M/L set by the track handicappers.
GET REAL WITH THEIR M/L ODDS
Think Ray Fox picks a lot of favorites? Well think again, or better yet look at the M/L and then check the off price of my selection. Almost 100% of the time my top horse goes off at odds far less than the M/L set by the track handicappers.
Don't get fooled into thinking a horse is a big "bet down" or an underlay. Fact of the matter is that track handicappers are in left field with their M/L odds they post. I'm not criticizing their order of how they like the horses, but they are fantasizing if they really believe horses will get off anywhere near their M/L. And it isn't just the top horse but several in each race.
I've had best picks listed at 12-1 and win and pay less than 5-2, not just once, but many times. So the mutual on Fox Power winners may look like a big favorite was selected, but take a look at the too high M/L. As for my Best Bets report, I never post any selection under 2-1 M/L. And they end up paying $3 or less to win. Too bad the track handicappers won't post the real odds that one can expect at post time.
Ray Fox professional thoroughbred handicapper at http://www.turfrace.net/
Ray Fox professional thoroughbred handicapper at http://www.turfrace.net/
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