Pace Line Manual
 

Im trying to learn more about the way the methodology suggested on how to pick pacelines.There is an old manual called Pace Line Manual that came with audio tapes.If someone has it I would be willing to buy it from them or if you could loan it to me I would compensate you for that as well.Shoeless

shoeless, in later prgms and yrs Doc got away from the guidelines in the paceline manual and tapes. He later came to embrace the best of last 3 pacelines at comparable dist and surface.

Lefty,Nice to have you on board.Are you any relation to Binder?He has been trying to pound that into my thick skull ever since I joined up.But I appreciate his consistant pounding he is one hell of a guy.Jeff

and class
 

Doc added ...sometimes class. If a horse was hopelessly above its class in a race you can skip that line too. Most winners are going to come from the last race or previous with few exceptions. The paceline manuals weren't as useful as the rule. If you need more than this I'd recommend Bradshaw's Matchup book or the Red Manual.

Match up on bindfold
 

here is the link for the Red Match Manual

http://www.bindfold.com/pages/8/index.htm

in 2 parts as a pdf

Bill

there are many winners hidden in what appear to be awful pacelines. running them through the program will often expose them