History of the grand national.
I do hope jollygreen will be here this year with his excellent analysis of this years runners,,
Marc
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GRAND NATIONAL 2016---JOLLYGREEN WHERE ARE U ??
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ricardodeano
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Well I'm not JollyGreen but if anyone wants the Betfair win data since 2009, here it is!
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Ricardo,
Thanks for that...
I was just looking at the data and the strategy you used at Cheltenham 2016; found here :-
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=11570&hilit=cheltenham+2016
looks like it may work on the national...
Back any horse on auto if the horses trades below 2..
In the last 7 years, you would have won 4 times and broke even 4 times (assuming you got matched at or around 2's, you might lose a little on the years that two traded under 2's..
Might even try it myself!
Regards
Peter
Thanks for that...
I was just looking at the data and the strategy you used at Cheltenham 2016; found here :-
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=11570&hilit=cheltenham+2016
looks like it may work on the national...
Back any horse on auto if the horses trades below 2..
In the last 7 years, you would have won 4 times and broke even 4 times (assuming you got matched at or around 2's, you might lose a little on the years that two traded under 2's..
Might even try it myself!
Regards
Peter
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ricardodeano
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Hi Peter
Your Cheltenham strategy immediately sprung to my mind as well
Got a feeling it would've proved profitable in the fox hunters just gone so wondering if it's a trait of the National fences in general...
Your Cheltenham strategy immediately sprung to my mind as well
Got a feeling it would've proved profitable in the fox hunters just gone so wondering if it's a trait of the National fences in general...