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hi all.
it has come to my attention that when watching the big meetings that horses that are supplemented into a race costing the trainer incredible sums are mostly winning..i just wondered if anyone could point me to how id find out which horses were being supplemented in plenty of time. where would i find this info?
i will share shortly 2 powerful systems that i have much success with..
scott
I would expect this would be shown on RACING POST WEB SITE in the news section but when this maybe before the race could vary but would expect it HAS TO BE A CERTAIN NUMBER OF DAYS BEFORE THE RACE ANYWAY but how many I dont know.
I believe HOOF IT was one and think it was around 7 days before the race but maybe wrong.
Usually if its a classic ONE IS SUPPLEMENTED INTO its usually stated or mentioned in DAILY NEWPAPERS racing section or on CHANNEL 4 on a SATURDAY but well worth looking at the NEWS SECTION of the R/POST WEB SITE
Like you say they may have to pay a large sume but in some of these races 2nd and 3rd place prize MONEY could be enough to show a decent profit if it could manage to place after taking the suplement into consideration.
Hope this helps.
% MAN
Spiritual Star as been supplemented for the DEWHURST TOMORROW for £20000 but if he runs within the 1st 4 he recoupes the outlay
% M
It sounds like an idea worth researching further Scott.
Trainers & owners often give clues worth noting.
An owner forking out big wads of their own cash in order to get a run is arguably as blatent a clue as one could get that they feel their horse would have a more than fair chance.Obviously owner and punter may have different outlooks.
Corporate owner may just be seeking a high profile day out for key clients.
Some rich owner vanity driven potential as well.
Prize money for place may offer value but odds may not.All that said there is still quite a bit of logic to the key premise.
Worth futher investigation I feel even if historical data just rules it out as a meritous betting filter.
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