Derek Simon's Del Mar & Saratoga Selections
All of the races below are discussed on my “SimonSays Racing Podcast” for Friday, July 22, 2011.
BET(S): WIN on 4 at even odds (1-1) or greater.
BET(S): WIN on 4 at odds of 5-2 or greater.
BET(S): WIN on 2 at odds of 5-2 or greater.
Derek Simon’s Free Selection Statistics
Races (Selections): 34 (37)
Wins: 13
Rate: 38.2%
Return: $96.50
ROI: +30.41%
(This year's published selections through 07/21/11.)
Note: Play is restricted to any horse(s) that meet my fair odds requirements (when listed). Multiple qualifying contenders will be bet separately, however, multiple bets will be adjusted to equal a single wager and the payoffs averaged. For example a winning WIN/PLACE wager paying $6.20 on top and $4.30 underneath would count as a single bet paying $5.25 (the average of $6.20 and $4.30).
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BET(S): WIN on 4 at even odds (1-1) or greater.
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BET(S): WIN on 4 at odds of 5-2 or greater.
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BET(S): WIN on 2 at odds of 5-2 or greater.
Derek Simon’s Free Selection Statistics
Races (Selections): 34 (37)
Wins: 13
Rate: 38.2%
Return: $96.50
ROI: +30.41%
(This year's published selections through 07/21/11.)
Note: Play is restricted to any horse(s) that meet my fair odds requirements (when listed). Multiple qualifying contenders will be bet separately, however, multiple bets will be adjusted to equal a single wager and the payoffs averaged. For example a winning WIN/PLACE wager paying $6.20 on top and $4.30 underneath would count as a single bet paying $5.25 (the average of $6.20 and $4.30).
1 comment:
Thanks for sharing this statics with us about the race track and win ratio. Is transfer pricing International transaction law also affect the race?
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