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RichieP · 10-19-2007, 11:16 AM

Jim has taught that this type race often goes other than early.

Here is the early picture of todays contenders grouped together and shown individually. Note the sprinter influence and the fact that NONE of the lines shown together are WINS.

Good chance we might have a very nice O.T.E. result.

screen shots:
1) the 1,2,3 showing multiple lines stacked together for evaluation
2) individual pp's for the horses shown

This is the "early picture". Relax and look around a bit at all screen shots.Does anyone appear to dominate? If the answer is no we have our answer to the WIN style for this race. It's the horse NOT shown here. The other than early horse.

10-19-2007, 11:16 AM	#2
RichieP Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 7,019	Example 1 - Route with early sprinter influence Jim has taught that this type race often goes other than early. Here is the early picture of todays contenders grouped together and shown individually. Note the sprinter influence and the fact that NONE of the lines shown together are WINS. Good chance we might have a very nice O.T.E. result. screen shots: 1) the 1,2,3 showing multiple lines stacked together for evaluation 2) individual pp's for the horses shown This is the "early picture". Relax and look around a bit at all screen shots.Does anyone appear to dominate? If the answer is no we have our answer to the WIN style for this race. It's the horse NOT shown here. The other than early horse. Attached Images __________________ "Grampy I'm talking to you!"