Well yesterday saw a great day for the Shakespeare lays a full house 10 out of 10 horses losing their races and the experimental lay one winner one loser at 6/5 and the one a day lay winning it's race at 8/11 a good day for the lay bets.
The Banker bet came in as opposed to the one a day lay sometimes they do highlight themselves as the same bet and then it's a choice to make with which bet you go for i'm afraid.
The Target races gave 3 winners at 11/4, 9/4 and 8/11 and the outsider target bets gave 3 good priced horses that placed at 22/1, 9/1 and 12/1 so a return but no actual winners yesterday but they have had a 12/1 and 20/1 winner this week.
A busy day so down to business.
Shakespeare lays( too lay or not too lay)
2.55 Dasher reilly/Pebese
6.35 Doric echo
6.15 High heeled/Impressionist art/Splashdown
The day's most questionable horses to back/lay.
Fibionaci bets:
7.50 E major 2 points
One a day lay:
8.00 Knot in wood
Banker bet:
6.45 Carniolan 1 point
Longshots:
8.00 Protector 55 points
Experimental lay bets:
8.55 Caim hill Kilbeggan
8.50 Paraguay
Experimental bets:
8.55 The waffler Kilbeggan
8.50 Palmetto point
Target races:
Favourites:
2.35 Imaam
1.30 Sharpener
3.50 Montbretia
2.45 Master rooney
7.25 Guest connections
8.20 Royal destination
7.15 Hoh mike
Value bets:
2.35 Lethal glaze/Felday/Hydrant
1.30 Miss tango hilton/ Solitary
3.50 Lura
2.45 Zuzu
7.25 Fire up the band
8.20 Alsace lorraine/French art
7.15 Peace offering
Target outsiders:
7.25 Ducal regency red
2.35 Old street
1.30 Demeanour/Perfect pride
3.50 London bid
2.45 Cooks endeavour
820 August moon/Kidlat
7.15 Matsunosuke
A big day today and let's hope for a bit back in the pot.
Friday, 18 July 2008
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As a fellow layer I follow this blog with interest.
I think we must use different systems for selecting lays but find that we agree when it matters i.e. the unfortunate beast loses!
I have found it requires a strike rate of at least 75% to produce a positive return.
I concentrate on the low priced favourites.
Keep up the good work.
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