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Old 05-22-2010, 04:01 PM   #1
SilentRun
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Exacta Hits For Top 4 TX

I recompiled the percentage of exacta hits for a 500 race sample and came up with the following: 308 hits / 500 races = 61.6%.
This data was taken at 1-2 MTP.

So for a larger sample the number of exacta hits (although they are pretty good) are clearly not in the 65% - 70%
range as they were for a smaller sample. Some tracks were slightly below 60% and some tracks were higher.
I found Penn National to have the highest hits about 63%.

Anyone who wants to try this technique should be advised that you should not
rely on TX alone for your picks. This is not a black box. TX should be subordinate to your handicapping method.
I found that for my contender(s) not in TX I was right quite often.
In general I found that the combination of my picks not in TX coupled with
my picks that were in TX produced my best exacta ( 3 horse box only) wins.

I hope this information helps.

Ernie
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