Dr. Distinctive was both the (T-F*) and the (T-R) and of all the horses that have actually run he is also the ONLY TOP-FORM HORSE. This naturally means we are less concerned about the competition popping a really big race.  Considering these factors and even factoring in the group of First-Time-Starter as an unknown, odds of 2 to 1 seem extremely fair.  Just by knowing his higher performance level to date, 2 to 1 should be pretty reasonable, but when you factor in the additional ADVANTAGES of TOP-FORM  and ONLY TOP-FORM 2 to 1 works.  If the group of first-time-starters did not exist, we could accept 8 to 5.  As luck would have it, Dr. Distinctive went off at a premium price of 2.4 to 1, very profitable.  
Just for your information the following horses are just some of the many long-priced horses that were both (T-F*) and (T-R)such as Bushmill ($91.00) & Crowd Pleaser ($60.00). You will be able to see many when reviewing the SCOREBOARD and daily results.

In case # 2, Ridged Appeal, we have a FIRST-TIME-STARTER with the asterisk.  This indicates that the horse has something positive to indicate its ability to win first time out.  I look at other material to determine which ones get the asterisk.  These are never good wagers at odds-on prices, but in this case the horse went off at 19/1, certainly worth a saver or even a secondary key.  Even though this horse did not perform well, at value-oriented prices it will serve you very well.  To my way of thinking these horses make excellent savers, very solid to use in exotics for both 1st & 2nd.  We have had some incredible win and place horses from this group including Impressive Grade ($101.40) and Olive Flu who ran 2nd at 32/1.  Remember, long-price plus the TOP-FORM* indicator makes it worth playing; at short prices these horse are less interesting.