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partsnut · 11-02-2011, 06:38 AM

Woodbine 11-02-11 R(1) Using Synergism4

Synergism4 in my opinion is an excellent program when used with the
Brohamer pace concepts. The book "Modern Pace Handicapping" is what I consider to be the Brohamer bible. Here's where you can get a full understanding of the Brohamer pace concepts. Bob Purdy did a great job with Synergism.
As an example, I used todays first race at Woodbine.
The race sets up for a sustained type horse.
Speed Points = (24X1)
This does not exclude any early type horses that has "hidden energy" and/or Late Pace. Early horses can also be sustained.

Here are the Synergism4 read outs,
The 6 and 2 would be my choices.
I would favor the (6)

11-02-2011, 06:38 AM	#1
partsnut BetMix User Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 2,433	Woodbine 11-02-11 R(1) Using Synergism4 Woodbine 11-02-11 R(1) Using Synergism4 Synergism4 in my opinion is an excellent program when used with the Brohamer pace concepts. The book "Modern Pace Handicapping" is what I consider to be the Brohamer bible. Here's where you can get a full understanding of the Brohamer pace concepts. Bob Purdy did a great job with Synergism. As an example, I used todays first race at Woodbine. The race sets up for a sustained type horse. Speed Points = (24X1) This does not exclude any early type horses that has "hidden energy" and/or Late Pace. Early horses can also be sustained. Here are the Synergism4 read outs, The 6 and 2 would be my choices. I would favor the (6) Attached Images