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Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View PostDoes anyone know if RPR's are changed?
Reason I ask, I had Sir Gerhard written down at 139 from his hurdles debut, then I looked the other day and saw 140, so I assumed I got it wrong, but now his RPR is 142?"Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".
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Originally posted by Rooster Booster View PostDoes anybody know what happens to a free bet if non runner on a nrmb selection?
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Think this constitutes a stupid question, and potentially a boring one as it relates to more admin than racing itself!
What do people do when it comes to analysing a race in terms of taking notes? Do you keep written profiles of horses to refer back to , write out detailed notes, keep things brief or not really do much note taking?
I’m finding it can be quite tiresome/monotonous trying to write everything down in detail? Certainly drags out the time it takes to analyse a race, I can end up almost writing an essay for each runner.
Just interested to know what everyone does, with examples being appreciated! I know we all approach it differently!
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Wondering how a shop would process the following. If I were to put a slip with Sir Gerhard for both the supreme and the Ballymore in with other selections - let’s say Gaelic Warrior, and write treble on. Given Hills are nrnb and one of the supreme/Ballymore would be a non runner, would it just go down to a double with the 2 that run? Thus allowing me to get a bet on now before the SG target is known. I know this can’t be done online but wondering if I could get round it in a shop on a slip
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Originally posted by DeeBee View PostWondering how a shop would process the following. If I were to put a slip with Sir Gerhard for both the supreme and the Ballymore in with other selections - let’s say Gaelic Warrior, and write treble on. Given Hills are nrnb and one of the supreme/Ballymore would be a non runner, would it just go down to a double with the 2 that run? Thus allowing me to get a bet on now before the SG target is known. I know this can’t be done online but wondering if I could get round it in a shop on a slip
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Originally posted by robith View PostSince we're talking about it, how do those machines work? I write stuff on a bit of paper, they scan it and it magically seems to know what my bets are? Boggles my mind
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Originally posted by Odin View Post
If it is done that way (I've not been in a bookies for about 15 years...), it's probably some form of computer vision algorithm - picks up differences in the colour on the paper to identify words/numbers/letters. Really, really cool stuff
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