Pace and Cap - Sartin Methodology & The Match Up - View Single Post - Sunday -- August 2, 2009

tfm · 08-02-2009, 12:53 PM

SAR R1

While I think that the 9 and the 3 are the logical horses here, I also think that the 2, with Dominguez up and cutting back in distance, will be able to sit a perfect trip behind the speed. The problem is that a 3 horse box is not paying enough to be worth the outlay. And, the 2, precisely because Dominguez is up, is an underlay at 11:1 (with 8 minutes to post)

WO R1

Don't understand why the 3 is 9:5. The 1, even the 7, and especially the 4 could all beat her. The 4 has the early kick to be able to control the race (not necessarily on the lead but stalking). The best way to play this is key the 4 in exacta boxes with the 1 and 3 (and for less money with the 7).

08-02-2009, 12:53 PM	#8
tfm Former member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 1,136	SAR R1 While I think that the 9 and the 3 are the logical horses here, I also think that the 2, with Dominguez up and cutting back in distance, will be able to sit a perfect trip behind the speed. The problem is that a 3 horse box is not paying enough to be worth the outlay. And, the 2, precisely because Dominguez is up, is an underlay at 11:1 (with 8 minutes to post) WO R1 Don't understand why the 3 is 9:5. The 1, even the 7, and especially the 4 could all beat her. The 4 has the early kick to be able to control the race (not necessarily on the lead but stalking). The best way to play this is key the 4 in exacta boxes with the 1 and 3 (and for less money with the 7).