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Lutruwita
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The dog of ry wrote:
Wed Aug 12, 2020 7:35 am
Aarondewit wrote:
Wed Aug 12, 2020 7:29 am

Because of Covid there couldn't be any on-course traders for the trots at the moment in Victoria.
Yeah I have seen them parked up beside the track with ladders set up to see the race. Technically not on course, but watching
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That's extraordinary. Am susprised there's enough money to be made to be bothered re trots.
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There's another related issue which I've never understood. The 1.01 guys are nearly always right.

If there's a close photo and the race caller is on the fence, I just look and see where the money has disappeared and it's almost never wrong.
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Anbell wrote:
Wed Aug 12, 2020 8:29 am
There's another related issue which I've never understood. The 1.01 guys are nearly always right.

If there's a close photo and the race caller is on the fence, I just look and see where the money has disappeared and it's almost never wrong.
And when the race caller does call it and there's a nose in it the race caller is right 90% of the time
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Heisenberg wrote:
Wed Aug 12, 2020 7:23 am

So given that the radio is real time and someone is beating the call
Ever considered that the race caller could be having a one-click back or lay ? :twisted:
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Wildly wrote:
Thu Aug 13, 2020 2:46 am
Heisenberg wrote:
Wed Aug 12, 2020 7:23 am

So given that the radio is real time and someone is beating the call
Ever considered that the race caller could be having a one-click back or lay ? :twisted:
Well there's another theory to add to my extensive list lol. Unless every single caller is doing the same thing it seems likely but it does make you wonder if when the caller calls the wrong horse in running how many times it's truly an accident!
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It could be the guys in the broadcast truck on course too. I had a look inside the Sky truck at the Sunny Coast about 4 years ago, it was a desk and a bunch of screens basically live. I half joking suggested they should do inplay... prob should have shut my mouth.

I spoke to the guy who produces QLD vision a few weeks back and asked a few Q's. Nice guy but he couldn't tell me a lot other than some of the country tracks, Marburg in particular might be on D2. Been feeling like someone is well ahead of me lately at Albion Park, and a couple of races last week at Redcliffe the market reacted way before the radio gave any clues
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All of the D2 feeds have been encrypted for the past couple of months unfortunately so that's another option gone 😔 The dog of ry, don't suppose you remember if the screens were all of various angles of the Sunny Coast or did they have interstate vision on the truck too? I'm guessing you are SE QLD based too? Should set up a tracksiding gang 😂
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no just the camera's around the SC track as far I can remember, which were pushed out to the TVs on track via a Digi modulator I was there to install. So there will be spots around the track you could get that near live vision. I think it went to a house or caretakers property on the course too by memory?
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haha I read that as Tracksuit Gang first look.. you can be Tony
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The dog of ry wrote:
Thu Aug 13, 2020 4:03 am
haha I read that as Tracksuit Gang first look.. you can be Tony
:lol:
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Fav galloped at Menangle there and market saw it a good 3 seconds before my radio or vision did :|
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Yep I noticed that too. They spotted that one very quickly.
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After all this time, the market, almost overnight, is too good for me. I battled on OK in the weekend but on Tuesday, as experienced by that galloper at Menagle, some people are way ahead. It was my first losing today (without a big mistake) I’ve had.

I can’t believe how quickly the change has occurred. The market is declaring the winner significantly earlier than it was. Indeed, in the initial few days of Betfair closing races earlier, quite often the winner still had money left to be matched >$1.50. It’s amazing how sharp these markets have become - even for harness racing. I never realised it was possible to be a decent speed ahead of AM radio!
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Aarondewit wrote:
Tue Aug 18, 2020 9:45 pm
After all this time, the market, almost overnight, is too good for me. I battled on OK in the weekend but on Tuesday, as experienced by that galloper at Menagle, some people are way ahead. It was my first losing today (without a big mistake) I’ve had.

I can’t believe how quickly the change has occurred. The market is declaring the winner significantly f than it was. Indeed, in the initial few days of Betfair closing races earlier, quite often the winner still had money left to be matched >$1.50. It’s amazing how sharp these markets have become - even for harness racing. I never realised it was possible to be a decent speed ahead of AM radio!
you were betting on the home stretch based just on the am radio call??
i dont notice much difference since the fast video feed stopped start of the month, turnover and types of bets being placed in running similar
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Yep. I’d bet anywhere from the start to when the race finished. Probably made half my money in the last 200m. Often did quite well out of the leader; however, now if then leaders falters someone sees it much quicker than me and I can’t get out or my bets are taken, or I get out of a good position too early as I’m worried I’ll be left high and dry. And clearly it’s over for late bets. For close finishes I’d watch the vision and take an educated guess and put money up which was often matched. This was very profitable. Now I’m matched if it loses or not matched if it wins :?

Harness racing was especially good late.
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