PTF is joined by Barry Faulkner of attheraces.com as they go over Saturday’s Ascot card, with a little help from Rob Dove, one of the top ten propounders in the UK today.
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Royal Ascot Players’ Podcast–Saturday, June 19–Barry Faulkner
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Again, this is very helpful but the results of previous races are very scattered…the cost of multiple exactas and trifectas demand that you get at least one maybe two or more right, otherwise the balance doesn’t work out… I’m beginning to think the best bet is to go higher on a favorite horse and try and win two or three… The TV coverage is wonderful in that they show the races multiple times after it is complete..the multiple horses coming in a nearly straight line takes a bit of getting familiar with..I’ve enjoyed it immensely and miss the parade of royal carriages..
Many thanks for the interview/advice session with Barry Faulkner. It resulted in a very nice Saturday for me and I profited in what is a very difficult pattern of selections. Do thank him and thank you. Let’s hope next year you as well as the queen are both there and in fine fettle.
Incidentally, I have learned from Andy Serling that jockeys (Frankie Dettori in this case) can be overbet.