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Related Contingencies

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  • Related Contingencies

    Interesting thread over in the Cheltenham Festival section on horses that would be favoured by heavy ground at the Festival. http://www.fatjockey.com/forum/showt...plays-and-lays

    The idea that there are a number of horses that would be suited by one event - a lot of rain - sounds a bit like the stuff that bookies try to rule out as a related contingency so finding combinations that we are allowed to bet on could give the punter an edge.

    To some extent Conor Murphy's bet at Cheltenham 2012 was a bit like that - he was betting on Henderson's horses arriving at the festival in top form.

    Bookies are probably covering themselves with likes of Quevega but if you knew which race she was running in the double for Mares- World Hurdle would be another one where you might get a "bonus".

    Anyway just throwing it out there and hoping we might come up with a few combinations ...

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    The ground one is worth a go if we get a few more Nrnb bookies.

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    • #3
      discussion on joe mcnallys blog about related contingencies but coming at it wrong way round IMO ...




      Trainer form , ground, horses JP/Gigginstown etc run can all be factored into multiples but are related contingencies. Horses winning x races is too obvious : )
      Last edited by Rhinestone Cowboy; 11 January 2013, 08:42 PM.

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      • #4
        I tried this back when Moscow was in his last season. Jessies horses were out of form and I doubled Moscow and Macs Joy. Got something like 330/1 on the double. Didn't collect though.

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