One of the most important parts of finding winners, market leaders help to indicate the confidence behind their horses and their chances of the day. Today’s best supported horses at November meeting in Cheltenham can be found below, with today’s date free horse racing tips and race card also in place now!
Cheltenham Market Movers
Mighty Don – Was: 7-1 – Now: 7-2
Campround – Was: 16-1 – Now: 11-1
Rowland Ward – Was: 28-1 – Now: 18-1
When are your market drivers updated?
Our market dynamics are updated at 9am every day, with all the best backed horses. From the best races to the lower level action that make up the majority of the races, you can find all the biggest moves on this page every day.
How can I support your Market Leader?
Every day, the page will be updated with the biggest market leaders of the day, with a tip box for each horse. You can return to the selection by clicking on the price and selecting the bookmaker from our bet slip. You can also build multiples by adding multiple picks to the bet slip, if you’re looking for bigger profits!
Most market leaders will have analytics to identify their opportunities, and you can see that by clicking the “Analyze” button below the runner’s name. This will take you to the racecard, where you can get an in-depth look at the race through our runner comments.
What is Market Mover in Horse Racing?
In a nutshell, the market engine is a horse whose price has changed markedly from its opening price since the market formed. There are two types of moving equipment on the market, a tractor and a steamer. A horse with a higher price at the open of the market is called a draw, while a horse with a lower price is called a steamer.
When a horse starts to get supported on high volume, a snowball effect often occurs, and when others notice a change, this causes the price to drop. This can be for good reasons, such as when a horse is in good health and relationships know the same. Alternatively, it could be a false positive where people catch an early move in the market and create a “false hype”.
In addition, a horse can be left out in the market, and this will cause its price to increase as people begin to favor its rivals. If another horse is supported in the market, this will cause another horse to drift and if this happens, people may avoid that horse, thinking that the price increase is because it has little chance. more social.
Why Do Positive Market Moves Happen?
There are a number of reasons why a horse might be well supported, with the main reason for a positive market dynamic being the snowball effect in the early markets.
If a horse’s ties know they have a two-year-old pony or a good deal for the disabled, they’ll jump in to get an early price. With the invention of social media, news travels quickly and people tend to jump on the bandwagon.
They can also occur due to the words of the runner or trainer. Both trainers and runners are interviewed regularly on TV and through internet blogs which they can do with their sponsors. If they say a horse is “doing well at home,” people can include it in their trackers.
A lot of market dynamics can also emerge during race build-up just hours or minutes in advance. People can wait until the point before starting, when more liquidity is available, offers higher returns.
What misconceptions are there about Market Leaders?
The most common misconception about a market mover is that if it is well supported, a win is certain. There are many factors that influence a horse’s run to its price, and although a well-backed horse is more likely to win, nothing is certain in the race! Gambling can happen for many reasons, and even with the best of will in the world, horses are not machines and can have a day off, just like us humans.
Another common misconception is that drifters cannot win, or they have less of a chance. As said before, a horse can drift for a variety of reasons and you should not neglect backing a horse if its price goes up.
Horse racing is a game of opinion and when one returns to the market for another horse, the prices of the other horses must change. Stick with your gun and if you think you’ve found value, don’t let the market change your mind!
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