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Wagering Based On Morning Line
Riichie:
I like what you wrote. It makes sense. One of the steps I take a long look at is Index To Trainers listing which is usually right above the 1st Race PP's in the Daily Racing Form. What I am looking for here is which of the top five Trainers have horses entered and who the Trainer chose to ride them. What I have found in my own personal approach to Handicapping the races is thatwhen I see a Trainer with several horses running un several different races, I play close attention which jockey has more than one mount. THE KEY here is th fact a Trainer will give a workout mount to a Jockey in return for a live mount. In your keeping records of races next time take a moment to track a Trainer who has 3 or so horses in races where he is using the same Jockey on all three mounts or two of the three. Look to see if that jockey does not win or place on one and the other mount run out. Case in point Bobby Frankel had Alex Solis on two mounts Sunday at Santa AnitaRaces 7 and 10. Solis 's horse in the 8th race lost by a nose at 8-5 odds and in the 10th race Solis horse went out as the favorite and ran fourth or fifth. (An Old Trainer told me about this about 10 years ago, that if a Jockey wanted to ride his A Stock mounts that meant riding horses the same day that needed more conditioning or a race or two under their belt or assessment of what the horse needs to improve (i.e Blinkers on, change in bridal bit)
A litle know ledge to pass on to those who care to want to know.
Dap
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