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10-08-2005, 04:52 PM

The core of this game is being different, not following the crowd. REPEAT: this one is considered..You PROJECT today from HISTORY. Doubt if I would wager on this race since it appears too well balanced.

At the HEART of the methodology is the belief that it is the HORSE'S intrinsic nature that you are considering (if you are a Chevy Nova you dont' become a Ferrari one day), AND in Steve Asmussen's hands he improves along with the fact that in recording the races he did, he was WIDE (giving up ground...remember your geomety classes where circumferences get bigger the WIDER the circle?) a 40% sprint winner as well.......

10-08-2005, 04:52 PM	#24
TaWee Guest Posts: n/a	there is logic here The core of this game is being different, not following the crowd. REPEAT: this one is considered..You PROJECT today from HISTORY. Doubt if I would wager on this race since it appears too well balanced. At the HEART of the methodology is the belief that it is the HORSE'S intrinsic nature that you are considering (if you are a Chevy Nova you dont' become a Ferrari one day), AND in Steve Asmussen's hands he improves along with the fact that in recording the races he did, he was WIDE (giving up ground...remember your geomety classes where circumferences get bigger the WIDER the circle?) a 40% sprint winner as well.......