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Post by longshotmike on Mar 22, 2007 9:15:45 GMT -5
Last nights 14th Race I loved the #6 Thats an Alibi, I was shocked to get 7/1 at post time. I had $100 to win and place, and keyed him in my pick 3's and Daily Doubles. Anyway the double paid $72.60 and the pick three only paid $64. I just thought it was funny that the double paid more. But I'm not complaining. ;D
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Post by thegiss on Mar 22, 2007 9:59:44 GMT -5
Last nights 14th Race I loved the #6 Thats an Alibi, I was shocked to get 7/1 at post time. I had $100 to win and place, and keyed him in my pick 3's and Daily Doubles. Anyway the double paid $72.60 and the pick three only paid $64. I just thought it was funny that the double paid more. But I'm not complaining. ;D Not that surprising at all when a 4-5 wins the first leg of the Pick 3. Its more common when an odds-on fave wins the first leg of the pick 4 and it will pay less than the 9-10-11 race pick 3, but everyone and his mom probably singled County Mayo |
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Post by scojer on Mar 22, 2007 19:12:38 GMT -5
I must confess,seeing how i could not use Aaron in the middle part{yikes}of the pick 3,i can see others having LARGE tickets with the 6 in the last part who used him.My ticket was something like,$10 p3 1-6-6.Tossed that one away,and found some value in the 6-3 exacta.The night was saved.lol.
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