The Shortlist, 14th April 2014

A 7/1 winner and three decent priced placed horses, all nominated each way, plus one loser was the outcome on Saturday, for a nice profit of seven points or so. That was enough to cover the losses from some uninspired efforts earlier in the week!

A lot of ‘random racing’ for Monday, and very few profile types, but the below are of moderate interest.

Today’s racecards are here.

3.30 Hex – Gibbstown – 7/2 PP
3.40 Pon – New Youmzain – 9/4 bet365
4.30 Hex – Current Exchange –

REMINDER: THERE IS NO SHORTLIST ON SUNDAYS

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The Shortlist is a simple concept: I go through the Race Analysis Reports each day to find horses which I consider to be of interest. I then publish that list of horses here. Some will win, many will lose. It is hoped that the winners will cover the losers and leave a bit of gravy on the punting platter. Now, before I go on, I need to make (labour!) a really important point. And it is this: the Race Analysis Reports are deliberately interpretive.

That is, different people will highlight different horses depending on whether they’re using the win or place statistics, and which columns they sort on (based on which elements they consider most important in a given race). So, these will be the horses on MY shortlist. Feel free to do with them what you will. You may have a different shortlist, and you are most certainly encouraged to go and play with the numbers to find what works best for you.

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