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JeffH · 09-09-2010, 05:49 PM

I have read the followups, the paceline manual, and a bunch of threads regarding paceline selection. The paceline manual says to always use last race unless there's a valid reason not to (wrong surface, distance, class, etc.). Then in a followup, it says to use the best of last 3 at a comparable distance and surface. Bill V, in a thread of his, says he uses best adjusted speed rating in last 3 where finished within 7.5 lengths of winner. I know the methodology has no rules; but in order to get consistent results, consistent paceline selection is mandatory. Consistent paceline selection requires consistent procedures "rules". If anybody would like to comment on their paceline selection procedure and success, I would like to hear it. I have been using the demo software; and have downloaded several cards; but to this point, I am not picking the correct paclines as often as I should be.

09-09-2010, 05:49 PM	#1
JeffH AlwNW3X Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Billings, MT Posts: 33	Pacelines...Again! I have read the followups, the paceline manual, and a bunch of threads regarding paceline selection. The paceline manual says to always use last race unless there's a valid reason not to (wrong surface, distance, class, etc.). Then in a followup, it says to use the best of last 3 at a comparable distance and surface. Bill V, in a thread of his, says he uses best adjusted speed rating in last 3 where finished within 7.5 lengths of winner. I know the methodology has no rules; but in order to get consistent results, consistent paceline selection is mandatory. Consistent paceline selection requires consistent procedures "rules". If anybody would like to comment on their paceline selection procedure and success, I would like to hear it. I have been using the demo software; and have downloaded several cards; but to this point, I am not picking the correct paclines as often as I should be.