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Houndog · 12-03-2009, 04:15 PM

In addition to the programs mentioned other programs have had a form of automated paceline selections also.

Aodds Gold had an asterisk next to the suggested paceline.

HTR has several automated paceline methods and I think many of the users use the default paceline selection method which sometimes uses just 1 paceline or 2.

TMH (The Master Handicapper) had the "Expert Selector" which would also use just one paceline or two paclines.

TMM (The Master Magician) had different modes that opened a "Form Cycle Window" which is a somewhat different concept. They had LASST and Two Excuse Mode as described in the book Handicapping Magic

BLAM (Black Magic) had the LASST and Two Excuse Mode as well as WOW (Wide Open Window), and the OPM (Obvious; Poor; and Money Horses).

I am not suggesting this is what RDSS needs to do as historically the Sartin Group has picked their own pacelines. To me this is a very good and thought provoking thread and many good points have been made.

12-03-2009, 04:15 PM	#15
Houndog Grade 1 Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 1,258	Paceline Selection Methods In addition to the programs mentioned other programs have had a form of automated paceline selections also. Aodds Gold had an asterisk next to the suggested paceline. HTR has several automated paceline methods and I think many of the users use the default paceline selection method which sometimes uses just 1 paceline or 2. TMH (The Master Handicapper) had the "Expert Selector" which would also use just one paceline or two paclines. TMM (The Master Magician) had different modes that opened a "Form Cycle Window" which is a somewhat different concept. They had LASST and Two Excuse Mode as described in the book Handicapping Magic BLAM (Black Magic) had the LASST and Two Excuse Mode as well as WOW (Wide Open Window), and the OPM (Obvious; Poor; and Money Horses). I am not suggesting this is what RDSS needs to do as historically the Sartin Group has picked their own pacelines. To me this is a very good and thought provoking thread and many good points have been made.