Don't Overlook the Obvious

The fans made one horse the prohibitive 7/5 favorite, but I wasn’t sold; the horse did have a route specialist aboard and had English breeding in her favor, but she was hardly a monster–she’d finished third in her last out and shown only so-so speed. Another horse in the field was going at 12-1. This horse had never turfed, but she had won a couple races in a row and had speed figures that were consist ntly better than the rest of the field.

Though there was a risk she wouldn’t take to the lawn, if she showed anything like her dirt form there was no question she would prove muchthe best. Well, she did, she was, and I still have some money in my pocket today thanks to her and her connections. I bet on the fastest horse entered in a race to win it, and she did; how simple was that?I’m going to try and keep that in mind going into the first big weekend of NFL football. There is a time and a place for statistical arcana, but if you have a good feel for a particular game already, there’s no real need to dig that deeply into it. You may just end up confusing yourself and think your way out of an easy score. http://prosportsonline.netAbout the Author:Article Source: ArticlesBase.com - Don't Overlook the Obvious

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