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as of now I will go with 4 and 1 May the 4 horse be with you Bill Attachment 45328 |
May The 4 Horse Be With YOU
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Just saw this Bill. Very nice pick and bet . BIG CONGRATS.
Mitch44 |
Way to go Bill.
Tim |
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Great pick, especially when the 11 was scratched.
Me thinks this colt has a big chance for the first Saturday in May! We only get so many $8.00 wins these days. I should have backed up the truck. Happy Punting, Jon |
The "Binderator" strikes again!!! Way to go Bill nice pick!
It's all about the 4 (Karen's lucky # BTW:)) |
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I will add that to my list via Karen It's all about the 4 I love this kind of graded races , when the morning line favorite is 3/1 Attachment 45333 You don't see that in SOCAL too much of Baffert will be bet no matter what |
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Just curious Bill why you did not give the 9 horse a line. His last line was a plus line.
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My thoughts 30/1 Morning Line Never ran in a graded stakes Highest race class ever, 90 Highest Sartin SR only 82 Bless and Good Skill Bill |
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Bill, makes sense. So you are basically using FTL guidelines
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Yes FTL's guidelines are a BIG part of my PACELINE and CONTENDER selection methods. As you may know from reading the very early Follow Ups, Doc loved graphs and pie charts My total method could best be described using a pie chart The biggest slice for me is believing in myself I will win this race The next big slice would be to start from the last line and take the best line of the last 3, The next big slice would be the FTL guidelines I would use a even bigger slice for FTL's guidelines If I was nearly as good as FTL is understanding the conditions of races. This slice just gets bigger over time. I work and analyze many races everyday. I practice my understandings of conditions and ask questions after races and analyzing races done by others. Another slice for me is analyzing the readouts, I use TPR/Phase 1 but since my recent medical issues and the terrible toll the medications took on my ability to stay focused and alert, I have gone to focusing on the RX3 factor and the tote Xray readouts and modeling using the modeling tools from RDSS. The last slice of the pie is the Match Up lessons by Hat and Richie Bless Bill |
Nice hit. I had the winner as well but did not get the Place horse as its lines were more than 90 days old. This is the kind of solid mutuel that Doc always said was the bread and butter of every wagering method because you need to consistently catch these 8 dollar winners to stay even or slightly ahead while awaiting the larger score opportunities that are rarer but out there.
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