Whitney Selections

No Conditions only applies to flat bets in regards as to whether you have a conditional bet at minimum odds set by you. example if you set your odds at 2/1 in order for a bet to be in play and your horse goes off at 9/5 you don't have a bet because it's conditional.If it goes off at 2/1 or better you have a bet.

Dammit. I boxed the 7,89 and threw out Ron the Greek. He knocked me out of my exacta box. I just didn't like him in this spot. Shame on me.

No Conditions

icy. please tell this newbie what is meant by the"none" designation, thanks.

I never post bets or show so one time take a peek at my scatter gun approach:SAR #10 $10 Trifecta 6,8,/WT,7,8,/WT,1,7,8 none $ 50.00 - - SAR #10 $20 Exacta BX,6,7 none $ 40.00 - - SAR #10 $30 Exacta BX,6,7 none $ 60.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 - -SAR #10 $2.00 Superfecta 7,/WT,1,5,6,8,/WT,1,5,6,8,/WT,1,5,6,8 none $ 48.00 - -SAR #10 $20 Exacta 7,/WT,1,6,8 none $ 60.00 - -SAR #10 $20 Trifecta 7,/WT,1,6,8,/WT,1,6,8 none $ 120.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 --SAR #10 $10 Trifecta 7,/WT,1,5,6,8,/WT,1,5,6,8 none $ 120.00 - -

Look at the Olympics: THEY realize if since they compensate for outer posts by staggering the start.

The first three races at Saratoga are an example of the RAIL BIAS:1/#1 $25.80 $11.00 $10.20 -2/#4 $10.40 $5.20 $3.90-3/#4 $10.40 $5.20 $3.90

I realize the shortest distance between two points is a straight line I.E.closest to the rail. However that is not the case if the rail is dead like so many tracks. Saratoga for the 47 years I've been going has a fast track the closer you are running to the rail (bias) fast, good, or muddy.Churhill Downs on the other hand is notorious for having a dead rail examples, Shackleford, Bodemeister, Game on Dude.

Ron the greek, fort larned and rule wont hit the board.

Hunter's Bay. I picked RTG and then I picked Paynter, let's go for #4!