Using a Sprint Line in a Route
 

Im finding that most of the time when I do this the sprinter will project at or near the top of the readouts.Yesterday in the 8th at Philly which I was too stupid to play I used a 7 fur race for the 2 horse.Hopefully Binder can put it up because Im not adept at doing that.On the readout the 2 ranked 1st and the 5 second who won the race at 15-1.My thinking is now to leave these sprinters out of the distance races.Anyone else have any observations about this.Shoeless

Hi Shoeless

Yes I will rework the race for you
I also missed the 5 horse Really ? I wonder why I messed
up. Usually for me if I use a 7 .o line in a route and its the last line they do well.
At 15/1 too ??? strange

Bill,The sprinter going the route went off 6 to 5 and is still running.The 15 to 1 horse had run at a distance before.Sorry for the mixup but THANKS FOR THE REPLY.Jeff

all the more reason NOT to use a single line. If the sprinter does not project at close to the style for routers at that track, they should never be used. Was this the race? probably not

with the earlier programs, the formula for projection was not all that good. Later programs, ALONG WITH A TRACK THAT SHOWS THAT PROJECTIONS WORK, did a good job as this one today at Philly proved.

No it was the 8th at Philly on Sunday.I believe he didnt have any distance races at Philly,he did have one at Meadowlands.I was scared to use it because I read quite a few negatives about using Med lines.Shoeless

Unless the race is AT the Meadowlands, NEVER, I repeat, NEVER use lines from that track: they are FAR TOO FAST along with Canterbury, Lone Star, and Emerald Downs.

Shoeless
 

Here is my failed attempt at race 8 from Philly on Sunday 0219

I will show you step by step what I did

Here are the conditions
The 4 9 and 10 were scratched

Race 8 Philly 0219
 

Horse 1 going off odds 1.80- 1

Race 8 Philly 0219
 

Horse 2 Going off odds *1.20 - 1