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The handicapper is always right, right? Well, it does seem that way sometimes with a high percentage of top weights winning. But which top weights are real
chances and which ones are just top weights because they finished last in the "race to the bottom"? Here are a few thoughts on top weights in different types of races that you may like to consider and try out

THE RULES

MARES RACES TOP WEIGHT RULES
1) Must be a winner at the track and must have run 2nd or 3rd at its last start
2) Last run must have been within the last 15 days

OPEN HANDICAP TOP WEIGHT RULES
1) Must be a winner at the track and distance have at least run a place at its last start
2) Last start must have been within the last 22 days
3) If the race is less than 1401 metres it must be drawn between barriers 1 to 5

ALL OTHER HANDICAP RACES
1) Must be a winner at the track and have raced within the last 22 days
2) If the race is less than 1401 metres it must be drawn between barriers 1 to 5
3) Must have run a place or won in two of its last three starts

Take 3 The Rising Star Fortnightly Proifits Winners R Grinners Hotpots Improvers Pay
All Up Staker A+ Contender Country Racing CD CD CD Short Roughies Two Into One
Monster Movers Tactics Count Forget The Last Barrier % Unexpectedly Long Profit Lines
Above Average Smart Money The Answer's 8 Formula Four-B Long Way Home Again And Again
Selectivity Old Favourites Foumula Five 2nd Time Around Captain's Table One Up From Worst
Beginners Luck Barriers Count Barriers City Certs Greyhounds 2 Redeemer
Distance Polls Sweet Jumps Formula Four 3 x 3 x 3 Darker Horse 1 Only The Best
Short But Sweet Repetitious Dogs Don't Blink Darker Horse 2 First Up No Way Doubly Maiden

 

 
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