Daily Racing Thread Friday 10th. March 2017

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Friday's Meetings

Sandown
N/H 6 Races 2:00-4:50p.m.
Ayr
N/H 7 Races 2:10-5:35p.m.
Leicester
N/H 6 Races 2:20-5:10p.m.
Dundalk(E)
A/W 8 Races 5:30-9:00p.m.
Newcatle(E)
A/W 6 Races 5:45-8:15p.m.

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Evening gents

Where do you find out what a horse is in at price wise when running in a seller?
 
18:15 Newcastle - Forest Angel

(Top weight has decent chance on handicap debut. Filly could be a lot better than Class 6? Has only run 3-times, first two races were a couple of decent Class 4 races at Newmarket in August last year on firm ground. Ideally-bred for 7f distance, and Tapeta surface might well suit. 7/2 available at present, although SP might well be better).
 
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boil1512 said:
Evening gents

Where do you find out what a horse is in at price wise when running in a seller?
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You have to read the race conditions. The winner is sold by auction but often others in the race can be claimed for a set sum. The racing post used to have the terms but I don't think the new (****) beta version does.
Claimers are worked out via the weights with a value set if you wish to carry top weight then the horses claim price reduced by £1000 for every pound you want to get off its back.
 
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stick said:
You have to read the race conditions. The winner is sold by auction but often others in the race can be claimed for a set sum. The racing post used to have the terms but I don't think the new (****) beta version does.
Claimers are worked out via the weights with a value set if you wish to carry top weight then the horses claim price reduced by £1000 for every pound you want to get off its back.
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If the top weight is 10 stone and sale price set at £10k (say) does that mean if you enter a horse with 9 stone you would have to give£4k for someone to take it?
 
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