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dugoutgold 03-04-2007 04:19 PM

3/3 feature race question for Richie
 
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Hey Rich, heres a screenshot of the winners pps yesterday. I lost this one (my 2 as usual placed and showed lol) This is what I think I did wrong but need your imput on this ok? I used the last line instead of going back and using the "power line (s). I checked off for you the last line and what I think now might have been the lines I should have used. Your thoughts would of course be great!:D

RichieP 03-05-2007 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by dugoutgold (Post 16266)
Hey Rich, heres a screenshot of the winners pps yesterday. I lost this one (my 2 as usual placed and showed lol) This is what I think I did wrong but need your imput on this ok? I used the last line instead of going back and using the "power line (s). I checked off for you the last line and what I think now might have been the lines I should have used. Your thoughts would of course be great!:D

Hi Doug,
The horse's power line IS line 9 that you have checked off. Question we have to ask when looking at a deep line in the pp's as it's power line is:

Can the horse run back to that or has he become just an "UGLY" horse as Jim calls them. Clues are usually found in the last race or 2.

Richie

dugoutgold 03-05-2007 11:12 AM

Perfect!!! Thats what I thought, thanks so much Rich!! Have a great week.

Doug

Ted Craven 03-05-2007 12:22 PM

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Doug,

As a corrollary to what Richie says, and what I did, was enter all the horse's best lines to see how they ranked against the rest of the field. All 5 entered lines were better than everyone else!!! The last race was run well, just against a slow POR, so that's why I felt comfortable using line 9 finaly as the power line.

Ted

dugoutgold 03-05-2007 10:08 PM

Thanks Ted! I really enjoy how i can use RDSS to "hide' horses so I can match the E Types etc. Seems like you had the match up in mind for those of us who have be converted to this:))


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