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Originally Posted by RichieP
Step 5 - Evaluate multiple pace lines to choose the horse to bet TODAY.
Jim just posted about evaluating more than ONE pace line when evaluating a horse. He does this all the time but uses the Power Line to qualify and only does what follows on FAST horses or in simpler terms the TRUE contenders for WIN.
This step will also include using the ENTIRE past performances shown which Jim has also just posted about ok?
This step IS going to the heart of Jim Bradshaw's Matchup.
1) We are down to the 2 true win contenders in the race.The 5 and 7. You have the $31.20 winner in 2 horses ok? We want more.
2) With ONLY these horses we are now going to do a little bit of "funny stuff" as I call Jim's Voodoo ok?
3) Keeping one eye on velocity (FAST) we are going to change focus to a horse's POSITIONING now. Key element of Mr. Bradshaw's Matchup
3) Using our appx proj pace of 46 and change and 111 and change find ALL the FAST races in each horse's past performance chart where positionally THE HORSE WAS CLOSER TO THE LEADER POSITIONALLY THAN HIS POWER LINE POSITIONING and finished competitively.
List the races for both the 5 and 7 here please. FAST races where the HORSE WAS CLOSER TO THE LEADER POSITIONALLY THAN HIS POWER LINE POSITIONING and finished competitively.
For a reference here are the Power Lines chosen by both Ragin and Mufasa for our true win contenders.
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OK Rich, he we go into Voodoo land. I have not seen the results of this race but somehow I feel like you are hinting at the #5 horse as this race’s winner especially according to what you had said in another post on this race. [The OTE post]
Based on what you are saying now my preferred win pick #7 in his 5th race back he shows a first call position of 3 at 46.1/5th and then if I include his 3rd race back power move of from 6 position to 3 position in 46 and 1.11 respectively I have to think that at 46.1 he is 3 position and at 1.11 he is 1 position (he picked up 3 positions in his 3rd pace line PM) and he is 1 position thereafter. I do not see anything close to that for the #5 horse and therefore stick with my original preferred win choice #7.
I look forward for some Voodoo demonstration as to this race since I feel like having worked it with you I know it well and your lesson will surely stick.
Thanks,
Robert