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Hi Guys...
Record keeping is key - let it guide your handicapping. Find what works and dedicate yourself to it.
My own opinion on why Howard said the old way of modeling is (was) no longer valid is this (opinion only !): his main focus changed over the years from teaching handicapping to teaching money making. There is a big difference of course. So when he got into the Bottom Line/Betting Line programs, where they feature the Hide concept and price oriented selection process, the user is no longer modeling velocity. The focus became the Wagering Decision Form, essentially modeling money making. I personally think Howard was trying to speed up the process of getting people to make money and not get hung up on the length of time it takes to get over the learning curve of the Methodology.
Anything can be modeled, so at least in the learning stage, probably best to zero in on one track and stay with it till the patterns emerge from your records. Every track and surface has some pattern to be found.
Best to all ! Chuck
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