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Old 10-21-2011, 06:26 PM   #7
For The Lead
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Originally Posted by Bill V. View Post
Hi FTL




To me this is the key.

"Appropriate Pace Line selection is essential to success in utilizing the Dynamics
of Incremental Velocity. I say appropriate rather than right or wrong because they
are morality terms.
Appropriate means a line that represents a contender's true ability and running
style when IN FORM. It should be a line where it ran competitively against the kind
of horses it will face today."

GS
Bill
You're right.
And if the horse's most recent lines have all "0" (zero's) next to them, I don't think it is a good idea to go further back to some old line. What would be the basis? If the horse has all recent "0" lines, that would certainly indicate it is not is form. Or possibly, has been racing over its' head. Either way, you have no indication as to what the horse's current state of form is.
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