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For The Lead · 12-06-2008, 06:20 PM

Originally Posted by Charlie D
My evidence is contained on these pages

Everyone, but Tim is ignorant and clueless

Brohamers is wrong, db guys are wrong and so and so on and so on

Nope, but some people actually provide evidence to prove their position not just opinion

Position is trumped by energy distribution and will continue to be as long as the sheep follow a single guru

Fellow at Paceadvantage PROVED, through dozens of examples, that TOO SLOW an EARLY pace can give false velocity and energy distribution readouts. Once these were independently reviewed, they proved to be correct. Evidence is the only way to prove a point

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So then, after being presented with the results of over 85,000 races over a period of two years, you agree that horses dropping down in class or remainning at the same class level win the large majority of races?
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Also, a review of "dozens" of race does not make a point valid. It takes MUCH, MUCH more information than make a point creditable.

12-06-2008, 06:20 PM	#75
For The Lead Grade 1 Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,292	Originally Posted by Charlie D My evidence is contained on these pages Everyone, but Tim is ignorant and clueless Brohamers is wrong, db guys are wrong and so and so on and so on Nope, but some people actually provide evidence to prove their position not just opinion Position is trumped by energy distribution and will continue to be as long as the sheep follow a single guru Fellow at Paceadvantage PROVED, through dozens of examples, that TOO SLOW an EARLY pace can give false velocity and energy distribution readouts. Once these were independently reviewed, they proved to be correct. Evidence is the only way to prove a point _______________________________________________ So then, after being presented with the results of over 85,000 races over a period of two years, you agree that horses dropping down in class or remainning at the same class level win the large majority of races? ______________________________________________ Also, a review of "dozens" of race does not make a point valid. It takes MUCH, MUCH more information than make a point creditable.