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Announcement π’
For the last few months I've been quietly refining a selection process that I have developed over many years. I'm now ready to share my selections publicly.
From 20th July I'll be posting any selections daily at 8.30am via Telegram β free for a limited period β with each selection also shared here just before the off.
Every result tracked. Nothing hidden.
Join here π
https://t.co/oiIgWzN0Jo
I explore betting angles and share my findings. This from a deep-dive on Dosage Index for all 3 days of the Aintree Festival. Please refer to it ahead of the Day 2 races. #aintreefestival
Please see a link below to my 'Dosage Index' trends guide for all 3 days of this year's #AintreeFestival Please comment, share, repost or bookmark it for later. https://t.co/QqFPbB4ueJ
Yes, with the exception of Mange Tout. Check all my Day 1 analyses that I posted here over the last week. The analysis doesn't tell you who to back or lay exactly but is very useful in finding favourites to oppose, particularly over unknown distances. Too many people are undervaluing the impact of pedigree and bloodlines IMO
For the avoidance of doubt, I was responding to the previous comment, suggesting Gold Dancer is not suited to the distance in tomorrow's race (which I agree with). There is too much speed vs stamina in the pedigree. It would suggest unsuitable for a 3m trip. Is it impossible for Gold Danced to win? No. But it feels odd for it to be 4/1 shot FAV.