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Betting Thoroughbreds for the 21st Century: A Professional’s Guide for the Horseplayers $15.45 Betting Thoroughbreds for the 21st Century is a revised and updated third edition to the classic Betting Thoroughbreds, first released over 30 years ago. The book’s popularity and cult following is contagious for both new racing fans and seasoned players, and has been the standard in the industry for handicapping excellence for decades. This newly revamped edition covers recent industry changes, i… |
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Picking Winners: A Horseplayer’s Guide $8.05 Just as football evolved with the introduction of the forward pass and basketball with the development of the jump shot, so too was handicapping forever changed by the use of speed figures–and it all started with Andrew Beyer’s Picking Winners. This edition features a new foreword in which the author discusses the changes that have swept the sport since the book’s original publication. Picking Wi… |
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Horse Racing Logic by Glendon Jones Betting Guide Book $31.25 |
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Seeking Publisher for RARE Horse Racing Betting Guide $4.99 |
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L0NG SHOT GUIDE, Horse Racing Betting and Handicapping $12.50 |
hi, i urgently need to know how to find out how much betfair market % has been bet on particular horse?
hi, a particular guide i am browing thru requires me to know how much money matched in a racing market has been matched on a particualr horse for example, newcastle 14.05 pm, on horse named Akeela. It requires at least 60% of the money matched to have been macthed on that horse. How can i find out? By cliking some buttons in betfair? Reduction factor etc?? PLesae help guys
To do it manually, you can get the traded volume from the Betfair website by clicking on the horses name. Below the chart is the total traded market volume and the traded volume for that particular horse. You can then work out how many percent of the market that particular horse holds. The reduction factor on that same screen will give you a rough estimate too, although that will only be updated periodically, whereas using the traded volume to calculate the percentage would give you a ‘live’ value.
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