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starting price
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starting price
n
(Individual Sports & Recreations / Horse Racing) (esp in horse racing) the latest odds offered by bookmakers at the start of a race
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starting price n (Horse-racing) → ultima quotazione


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Byline: By Lee Mottershead and David Baxter BLUE SQUARE yesterday predicted more of the same after the company's first day producing their own starting prices on British races resulted in returns that, on balance, either mirrored or bettered the official product.
PUNTERS are expected to be the winners from a new reform in the way starting prices are returned.
Byline: Gavin Beech ONE of Britain's best-known on-course bookmakers yesterday said that it is the method of returning starting prices, and not small fields and low attendances, that is behind the increase in starting price margins to the detriment of punters, writes Gavin Beech.
 
 
 
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