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RichieP · 03-05-2008, 07:42 AM

ok first pass though the field half the horses are sprinters
#1 - all sprints
#4 - only 1 try at route. all the rest sprints
#5 - only 3 races upon shipping here from better tracks are all sprints
#6 - all sprints

I also see that the couple of routers in the race also show sprints. Two ways to go at this race.

1) Make 2 matchups. Find the best sprinter. Find the best router. Match them up.

2) Treat the race as a sprint and matchup sprint lines. This can be done when the routers also have sprint lines that make them fast.Advantage of this is there is only ONE matchup that needs to be done. In THIS race the conditions exist to use this process I believe.

For ME it is always easier to work a race comparing apples to apples as the saying goes.

This what Hat taught me to do and now I pass it on to you for consideration.

03-05-2008, 07:42 AM	#3
RichieP Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 7,014	ok first pass though the field half the horses are sprinters #1 - all sprints #4 - only 1 try at route. all the rest sprints #5 - only 3 races upon shipping here from better tracks are all sprints #6 - all sprints I also see that the couple of routers in the race also show sprints. Two ways to go at this race. 1) Make 2 matchups. Find the best sprinter. Find the best router. Match them up. 2) Treat the race as a sprint and matchup sprint lines. This can be done when the routers also have sprint lines that make them fast.Advantage of this is there is only ONE matchup that needs to be done. In THIS race the conditions exist to use this process I believe. For ME it is always easier to work a race comparing apples to apples as the saying goes. This what Hat taught me to do and now I pass it on to you for consideration. __________________ "Grampy I'm talking to you!"