...On the 2.00 (1.00)...

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 I think I am growing some muscle in places where I didn't know I had places.

Every time I climb, by the time I leave, my arms are really pumped.

My friend summed it up when he said...

"You don't want to let go or give up, so nearly every climb you give it all you can".

That's exactly how it feels :-)

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Morning!

Yesterday, we were discussing runners with a price of 1.50 or under.

Yesterday, I tracked 16:00 Salisbury Marnier. I got matched at 1.53 around 12.00.

The 6 am price was 1.38, the 11 am price was 1.45 and the final BSP was 1.60.

So this horse wasn't technically 1.50 or under at the off...

...But an early price lay would have been good because he came 2nd in a 3-horse race.

I am one point down.

Another price range that is interesting is the 1.90 to 2.10.

This generally gives you an average price of 2.00 or even.

If you had used these to lay on AWF over the last couple of years, you would actually have been in a bit of profit.

The backs over the last couple of years are showing a strike rate of 48.73%, which means the lays are slightly better at winning.

To be honest, they are both showing losing runs of 8, so you would need to look at that.

As I said, if you selected AWF, then there is profit there and also some on Chase and NHF.

I just selected favourite and a price between 1.9 and 2.10.

Maybe, you can do something with it.

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Until Next time

Malcolm

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