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Originally Posted by RichieP
"Mu"
Ok got you covered man. I'm going to put a race up which hopefully will help you.
It will also deal with questions regarding how to determine if a race goes early or other than early.
It will also deal with "Power Lines" and using them to pick the winner in TODAY'S race.
All this in ONE race where the outcome i think you will agree is most pleasant for matchers following Jim's teachings.
I'll post full pp's for the field and step by step rundown of the application of Jim's Matchup concepts.
"Mu" please give me a day tops to post up. Things very busy here BUT the race will be up by tomorrow morning.
Richie
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Thanks Rich, I know you are busy so take your time since I am confident that as usual you will deliver big time on your promise.
You know I reviewed the information on Power Lines and OTE you had suggested on your following post to this one (do not worry no peeking), and it was very much re-enlightening. I feel I was thinking more clearly then and since have lost the way. I have started trying to adjust or consider the absolute need to adjust especially after working with the “software matchers” post over in the RDSS area. It mixed me up because of all of the adjustments that Trackmaster makes and it made me think that somehow I needed to follow suit.
I prefer to learn the match up the way Jim has written about it just using the DRF and the horses past performances as given. As to the software because of the different colors used on the faster pace call times it can help in the selection of power lines.
Thanks,
Robert