July 28, Friday
Day 12
Race 1: 4,7,8 (6 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Race 2: 1,6,7 (3 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Race 3: 1/1A,2,6 (3 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Race 4: 2,4,9 (5 or 7 are Alternates in case of late scratch)
Race 5: 4,5,7 (2 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Above are for DD, P3 and P5 tickets, in addition to some standards for those races.
July 29, 2023, Saturday
Day 13
Race 1: 1,3,4 (7 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Race 2: 3,5,6,7
Race 3: 6,7,11 (2 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Race 4: 2,3,6 (10 are Alternates in case of late scratch)
Race 5: 4,5,6,7
Above are for DD, P3 and P5 tickets, in addition to some standards for those races.
July 30, 2023, Sunday
Day 14
Race 1: 1/1A,6,11 (9 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Race 2: 3,5,6 (1 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Race 3: 7,8,9 (11 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Race 4: 1,7,8 (3 is Alternates in case of late scratch)
Race 5: 8,9,10 (4 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Above are for DD, P3 and P5 tickets, in addition to some standards for those races.
August 2, 2023, Wednesday
Day 15
Race 2: 1,3,6 (5 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Race 3: 1,2,6 (4 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Race 4: 1,3,5 (6 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Race 5: 2,3,6 (4 is Alternates in case of late scratch)
Race 6: 2,7,10 (1 is Alternate in case of late scratch)
Above are for DD, P3 and P5 tickets, in addition to some standards for those races.
Sorry you were confused, hopefully the following will assist you. ABC references confidence of listed choices by tier for multiple race wagering. I really wanted to pop the P5 as it had been a few days since cashing that type of ticket. A's are stronger than B's. B's over C's and C's less than A's. Most times, I list three horses with an alternate in case of a scratch per race, yesterday was not one of those days. If one flat bets all the choices listed, same amount on each selection, they most likely will end in the red pool. If one uses weight, more on certain horses do to odds, profit can still be made. Here is a basic example, you like two horses to win. One is even, 1:1, money the other 2:1. Flat betting has you not being profitable unless the 2 wins since 1:1 only pays $4 per two. With weight, add a dollar to the even odds horse (now have $5 at risk) and if either horse wins you'll make a dollar. Obviously, this was a low amount example to make it easier to follow the blue print/logic.science behind it. On line horse betting sites have a listing for DD projected, as well as exacta, that's where one would check to see if the returned amount would cover the cost of the wager(s) - flat punting. If not bump up the base on lower return amounts, if any combination is right you then have profit - weighted process extended to DD. Same can be used for P3-6s (weight) which goes back to A, B and C choices. I know, sounds complicated but having been exposed to this style of wagering it's like second nature to me. I do have charts/graphs/tables I created to help with these types of wagers.
Yes but those times are rare and infrequently. One set if circumstances in which I will is is when going through the PP's the first time and how I breakdown a race and there are horses that were eliminated from the win portion of my tickets were against one of my top three. In those circumstances, I can squeeze out a few coins and bills - provided I remember that option. Sometimes I get to wrapped up on what I'm looking for that there isn't enough time for those options for me, but I know some who make a small hill from it, while others buy the hay and oats daily.
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