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Fast4522 · 11-06-2006, 08:30 PM

Bill, you may have something there turf/poly, I will share my findings. The normal blade runner "conditioned and trained for the turf" % E winners peg in the range 48 to 51 % E at least the majority do. The normal dirt runner is at most tracks peg in a range of 50.90 to 52.98. Observations are that frontrunners do not fare as well, which may be true with respect to the ones who must use it early or sulk, and if they do use it early its of little advantage to them.
RIP to Guy for only providing % M as a tool and ditching % E because the other group selling software was using it. Really not Guy's fault or decision , because I believe it was a business decision. So today we are faced with the task of putting it all together with todays tracks and surface. Which is going to be more and more the case, so we better get good at it if we want to continue.

11-06-2006, 08:30 PM	#6
Fast4522 Former member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Gun Country Posts: 363	Bill, you may have something there turf/poly, I will share my findings. The normal blade runner "conditioned and trained for the turf" % E winners peg in the range 48 to 51 % E at least the majority do. The normal dirt runner is at most tracks peg in a range of 50.90 to 52.98. Observations are that frontrunners do not fare as well, which may be true with respect to the ones who must use it early or sulk, and if they do use it early its of little advantage to them. RIP to Guy for only providing % M as a tool and ditching % E because the other group selling software was using it. Really not Guy's fault or decision , because I believe it was a business decision. So today we are faced with the task of putting it all together with todays tracks and surface. Which is going to be more and more the case, so we better get good at it if we want to continue.