A terribly difficult weekend to get into the early markets safely, with a possible thunderstorm predicted for Sydney and expected rain between 20 and 50mm in Melbourne.

As mentioned earlier, the best way to attack the rain hit meetings is to reduce the amount of my bank that I am willing to put at risk, especially on early bets.

Once I attend a meeting, I may want to attend with greater intent, especially if I feel like I’ve read a track bias before the market adjusted.

FEATURE RACES

COX-PLATTE

THE VALLEY

Kolding (left) walks up and down The Valley on Tuesday. Image: Getty Images

Really interesting edition of the Cox Plate with the four overseas runners taking around 30 percent of the market, led by Armory, who is currently synonymous with the second favorite.

Armory enters the race with slightly better ratings than Adelaide, who won the race in 2014 as a three-year-old in the northern hemisphere and as a four-year-old in Australia.

I can see that this was the mood of the team, as Brad Waters reported for Racenet on Wednesday.

Anyway, I can’t quite get the horse at market price and my $ 8.50 (100 percent) suggests there is no value.

As a reference, Adelaide started at $ 8, and this year the Australians were listed by Sacred Falls with a rating of 116, Fawkner 113 and Criterion 112.

This edition includes several runners with higher pre-race official handicap ratings.

Likewise, I can’t quite bring
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