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There are some tracks -- with poor handicappers -- where there are a higher percentage of long shots than others.
On odds of 100/1 = -61%.
as often as a big-time gambler juices one. Still a longshot!
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Thanks Knock.
by keithold is a prodigal bagger on May 2nd, 2009