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There is great value in doing your own surveys ,studies and by doing them their never forgotten.
Sartin didn't take things at face value and kept records and conducted research to find out for himself what was fact vs. fiction. Many times things aren't what they seem and then again things change. We both make moves based on known percentages from lessons learned and surveys conducted.
One lesson here is to be consistent in your approach, once found through research.
The odds of guessing a heads or tails on a coin is 50-50. But with pure guessing and a hap hazard approach you'll never hit 50% but if you were to always guess heads every time them you'll win every time heads comes up and win 50%. Works the same if decided to take tails every time. Consistency!
Consistency of approach to selecting pace lines is the same as flipping a coin., to get the maximum % a consistent procedure must be applied. I would suggest Sartin's recommended procedure that's been thoroughly tested. That is best of the last 3 at comparable SURFACE and DISTANCE.
Maybe Bill can post the PP from RDSS for this horse and race and you can determine what lines you would have chosen as compared to mine.
Take LT1 recommendation and watch the 1998 tapes of Sartin. It'll up your game, but only watch them if you want to win.
Mitch44
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