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Patrick
I think what Tim is saying (correct me if I'm wrong) is that handicapping a race and actually wagering on that race are two entirely separate things. After you do your handicapping for a particular race, you then have to decide what or if you are going to wager.
This is an entirely different process, and one you have to learn on your own. No one but you can decide what odds you'll accept. Doc Sartin said nothing lower than 5/2. For some that's their norm, and for others it can be higher or lower.
You have to decide that for yourself and can best do that by (here we go again) keeping records.
Hope this helps
Barb
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