As of late, track Conditions have not been accurate.. I'm sure it's not a deliberate act. For the last 5 years I have been betting 3-4 horses each morning. These tracks have been good and bad too me. But, we obviously do much better when we have information like track conditions. As Im writing this, I now have a thought that it may be the fault of FanDuel. Does anyone else have an issue with seeing this information? And which app do you use? Let's start there.
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As of late, track Conditions have not been accurate.. I'm sure it's not a deliberate act. For the last 5 years I have been betting 3-4 horses each morning. These tracks have been good and bad too me. But, we obviously do much better when we have information like track conditions. As Im writing this, I now have a thought that it may be the fault of FanDuel. Does anyone else have an issue with seeing this information? And which app do you use? Let's start there.
I use TwinSpires for track conditions. But frankly before I even look at the conditions, the scratches immediately give me a clue that the conditions will not be fast & firm. I also know that tracks are upgraded/downgraded as the racing day takes place based on the drying out caused by rain, sun & wind.
We all check horses for their breeding & past performances on "off" tracks but what do we do when horses have never raced over that type of surface & that's the conundrum I have in making a selection.
And then a horse with no off track data or breeding clues wins going away like Secretariat. Unless I'm really Jonesing for action, I'll stay away from playing a race based on track conditions.
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I use TwinSpires for track conditions. But frankly before I even look at the conditions, the scratches immediately give me a clue that the conditions will not be fast & firm. I also know that tracks are upgraded/downgraded as the racing day takes place based on the drying out caused by rain, sun & wind.
We all check horses for their breeding & past performances on "off" tracks but what do we do when horses have never raced over that type of surface & that's the conundrum I have in making a selection.
And then a horse with no off track data or breeding clues wins going away like Secretariat. Unless I'm really Jonesing for action, I'll stay away from playing a race based on track conditions.
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