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Tavasco

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The 5th @ Mth
« on: June 27, 2015, 02:20:11 PM »
Once again I\'m reminded $5K claiming races can offer value. Those prices look like a HK or Tokyo pool. Ex 985/1, Tri @ 4800/1. Why its referred to as the wild west when its on the east coast. The results didn\'t even involve the long shot.

Must have been Servis/McCarthy devotion thing. Reminds me apparently ridiculous choices needed for ridiculous results.

Poshsky? Lideris? Naw!

P-Dub

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Re: The 5th @ Mth
« Reply #1 on: June 27, 2015, 02:48:54 PM »
Tavasco Wrote:
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> Once again I\'m reminded $5K claiming races can
> offer value. Those prices look like a HK or Tokyo
> pool. Ex 985/1, Tri @ 4800/1. Why its referred to
> as the wild west when its on the east coast. The
> results didn\'t even involve the long shot.

>
> Must have been Servis/McCarthy devotion thing.
> Reminds me apparently ridiculous choices needed
> for ridiculous results.
>
> Poshsky? Lideris? Naw!

The winner was 64/1. 32/1 place horse.  Didn\'t involve the longshot?

Cheap claimers have always been a place to find big prices.
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Tavasco

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Re: The 5th @ Mth
« Reply #2 on: June 27, 2015, 03:02:06 PM »
Yep, the longshot was the #6 @ 69/1. Yet nobody odds on?