Here's an example - Pace and Cap

tfm · 05-06-2008, 04:09 PM

I'm sitting here doing some work and luckily checked my email. One of my watch horses, Admirable Nelson, was running at DEL, race 6. He made one of those EXCEPTIONAL moves I've referred to in some of my other posts. I didn't have the PPs for the race and, frankly, I didn't care how the race 'shaped up' because I knew this guy had run HUGE from off the pace last out in a wire job race that held very well all the way around. And today, they set RIDICULOUSLY SLOW early fractions and he still came from way back to blow by them.

$13.80 to win for an 'OBVIOUS' horse.

The chart from his outstanding (previous) effort is attached. (Disregard the split times --when there's a timing problem the numbers are out of wack.)

05-06-2008, 04:09 PM	#1
tfm Former member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 1,136	Here's an example I'm sitting here doing some work and luckily checked my email. One of my watch horses, Admirable Nelson, was running at DEL, race 6. He made one of those EXCEPTIONAL moves I've referred to in some of my other posts. I didn't have the PPs for the race and, frankly, I didn't care how the race 'shaped up' because I knew this guy had run HUGE from off the pace last out in a wire job race that held very well all the way around. And today, they set RIDICULOUSLY SLOW early fractions and he still came from way back to blow by them. $13.80 to win for an 'OBVIOUS' horse. The chart from his outstanding (previous) effort is attached. (Disregard the split times --when there's a timing problem the numbers are out of wack.) Attached Images Last edited by tfm; 05-06-2008 at 04:14 PM.