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Bill V. · 07-25-2013, 02:18 PM

There is the issue of Ted's private teachings
I do believe this could cause some conflict when trying to learn.

This is Ted's site I too could do private lessons but I don't use all the readouts on RDSS. I don't pay that much attention to the visual running styles and I'm just so -so with the match up.
I basically put all my attention to my pace line selections. my choice of the best of the last three is based on how the horse runs well in similar races as today's race. I use a different version of RDSS
than Ted. He uses default and I use Validator Its Ted's job to teach people how to use RDSS

I teach is more about winning and losing
I don't care if I post races were I lose because I know my errors will
be the topic of an open discussion. I want to win every race
and I do much more than I lose, The lesson you see me post are
shown with this thought in mind. I'm doing the race anyway,
why not use it as a teaching tool for others.

07-25-2013, 02:18 PM	#24
Bill V. The egg man Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Carlsbad, California Posts: 10,005	private There is the issue of Ted's private teachings I do believe this could cause some conflict when trying to learn. This is Ted's site I too could do private lessons but I don't use all the readouts on RDSS. I don't pay that much attention to the visual running styles and I'm just so -so with the match up. I basically put all my attention to my pace line selections. my choice of the best of the last three is based on how the horse runs well in similar races as today's race. I use a different version of RDSS than Ted. He uses default and I use Validator Its Ted's job to teach people how to use RDSS I teach is more about winning and losing I don't care if I post races were I lose because I know my errors will be the topic of an open discussion. I want to win every race and I do much more than I lose, The lesson you see me post are shown with this thought in mind. I'm doing the race anyway, why not use it as a teaching tool for others.