FREE PDF - The Presenting Effect

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This PDF is a short study on Presenting; the sire of Denman and War of Attrition, amongst others. This may not be an angle that you are familiar with or have even considered but I feel it is area of analysis we should be aware of.

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Dosage Points Angle

Today's racing, in all fairness, wasn't really up to any great standard. Market Rasen looked of a slightly better standard than Sedgefield and out of curiosity I decided to have a look at the only non-novice/hunter race on the card (3.30 2m6f hcp Chase) to see if any of the runners fitted the Dosage Points angle criteria.

From the the nine runners there were four qualifiers and they finished 1st, 2nd, 4th & 6th.

3.30 Market Rasen - Eric & Lucy Papworth Handicap Chase - Class 4

1st - OMIX D'OR (1-1-3-1-2 (8) / 0.78 / -0.25) - 8-1
2nd - CARRICKMINES (2-0-8-8-2 (20) / 0.43 / -0.40) - 4-1

Ex £39.30; CSF £40.29

Not bad if you were on!

For the record there were no NTF funds on this race.

Ben (NTF)