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CAW money came in, which is affecting win odds in a huge way. Even more at Dover, where the win pools are not huge. For some reason, thier algorithms picked that horse-and-driver combo to put in a big bet. There were other races last night where some horses went off at 1/5 or less that never should have been that low. The horse's last race was his best by far in months, driver change from the owner to Cole, the class of the race, and an absolutely awful field of $17,500 claimers with some other drivers in the field that never win. All part of thier Algorithms
nice try--but its called "betting after the bell"the horse had his nose on the gate and left hard-sat a brief pocket then cut the mileafter they saw him leave--they bet heavily on him to winCAWs don't handicap--they watch the first quarter of a mile and then they bet after all other bets are in
Gotta disagree with Papillon, because as I was watching, a bet of roughly $2000 came in about 2 minutes before post. His odds sunk to 1-5 at that point, but obviously this was the paddock play of the night. So, I doubt CAW money was a factor in this case.
