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That sounds like allot of work Ted and to what end? I was only wondering and would surely confuse myself to no end since there are so many items to either adjust or not and any inclusion or exclusion can have a slightly different result. Like I said the adjusted times as they stand now have been working good enough for me as to the BLBL output. It seems that the reason that I am getting acceptable results as to the RDSS program is because as already stated all of the races and entries are being adjusted in the same way (apples to apples) and therefore no actual distortion.
My particular problem with the adjusted times as it pertains to the MU Methodology stems from the fact that I use a printed Brisnet version of the usual DRF format with some special additions. These times are not comparable with the adjusted Trackmaster times when I am trying to gauge abilities at different distances then today for one contender or another. Perhaps if some day I could get myself to just handicap a race electronically then the adjusted times could be put to better use as it pertains to matching.
Thanks,
Robert
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