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Latekick · 07-30-2013, 05:25 PM

Didn't actually have this horse in my 1st review but when I went back I noticed something interesting.
I don't know how to post screen shots so im hoping someone could post this screenshot for me. Its horse #2 in the 8th race today at Finger Lakes. MISS RUBYCUBES is the horses name.

Id like some insight on this paceline selection and if it is consistent enough to use time and time again.
I went 5 lines back for this horse, his last race was a plus within a zero, so its acceptable but he finished bad and that caused a so so SR along with a low Total Energy. But, it was a plus within a zero. 2 back was a muddy and 3 back was a sloppy track. So excusing this two races completely from his PPS, you see his last 3 races now, without those sloppy lines,are all sprinting on a fast track. The best of his last 3 after the elimination of the sloppy track, is his 3rd back which is really line 5. By using this line, the horse went straight to the top and fit all the criteria I needed for this horse to win the race, and ah yes did I mention, this horse was 10/1. A VERY gettable 10/1 shot that was almost a standout on the BL/BL.
Excited to hear your opinions on this

07-30-2013, 05:25 PM	#1
Latekick Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 389	Interesting line produces Didn't actually have this horse in my 1st review but when I went back I noticed something interesting. I don't know how to post screen shots so im hoping someone could post this screenshot for me. Its horse #2 in the 8th race today at Finger Lakes. MISS RUBYCUBES is the horses name. Id like some insight on this paceline selection and if it is consistent enough to use time and time again. I went 5 lines back for this horse, his last race was a plus within a zero, so its acceptable but he finished bad and that caused a so so SR along with a low Total Energy. But, it was a plus within a zero. 2 back was a muddy and 3 back was a sloppy track. So excusing this two races completely from his PPS, you see his last 3 races now, without those sloppy lines,are all sprinting on a fast track. The best of his last 3 after the elimination of the sloppy track, is his 3rd back which is really line 5. By using this line, the horse went straight to the top and fit all the criteria I needed for this horse to win the race, and ah yes did I mention, this horse was 10/1. A VERY gettable 10/1 shot that was almost a standout on the BL/BL. Excited to hear your opinions on this