Top 5 TPR contenders
 

This is for a nice man by request

"Bill can you do a step by step on how you get your top 5 contenders using Phase 1 RDSS2.1"

Sure thing ,

I just picked a race at random. I am getting ready for opening day at Santa Anita.
This race was the race I was looking at for my database entries

I did this race as I made the screens so I had no idea of the winner.
It really does not mtter for this demo, as I, just showing how i get my to 5
contenders


The race was a 6.5 down the hill state bred stakes race

Here goes

steps
 

Steps First Entries, ML and running styles

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Next LAST line info

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Next Top 5 TPR and Fulcrum

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Select Pace lines

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steps
 

TPR after selecting lines

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Bill,

Nice job in the explanation

I noticed the winner was ridden by
ex Parx favorite Stewart Elliott who
seems to be doing good on the California circuit


Jeff

Hey Jeff

Yes Stewart Elliot

He does well.
Mostly seems to be Mike Puype's go to guy.
The winner # 6 was his only down the hill victory.

Here is Stewarts record from SA and Del Mar 2016

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Bill,

Thanks noticed he rides for Baffert sometimes


Jeff

Jockey switch
 

hey Jeff

I know this is not a methodology issue, but I enjoy keeping track of the human element.
Who rides for what trainer, :rolleyes:

I also play mostly pick 4's so I'm looking to know which trainers are better than others with maidens ..

Anyway, yesterdays Race 6 at Santa Anita a State bred MSW
Mike Puype went with top jockey F. Prat and did not use Elliott, who has
not done anything with the horse.

S. Elliot instead rode for Bonde
Elliot / Bonde teamed up for for a ST100 state bred win
and Elliott has rode the # 2 Jet Set before

The thing is look what Prat was able to do with Puypes 8 horse
10/1 ML wins and pays 21.80 just about wire to wire :eek:

Elliott had a tough time wit Jet sky #2

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Bill,

Also of note was not only going to a top jock but the turf to dirt move
that the trainer did

Again like you mentioned not part of the methodology but always something
to look for