Match Up 2nd Key: Positioning Examples

[Ted Craven]

I like the example after example after example format of Richie's Match Up tutorial: 2nd Key - Positioning. So much repetition helps condition my brain to LOOK and SEE.

This thread is for notes to myself (and of course anyone else ) to help further LOOK at and SEE the race which has run a thousand times before. If anyone has any good examples, let me know and I'll post in RDSS format (RDSS testers, please feel free).

"We are going to bet the horse closest to the lead positionally, factoring in pace of race."

Winner: #4 - $42.80

[tompkins]

Years ago Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons described horses like this one as being like one of his best ones NASHUA. Ferdinand, Affirmed, Precisionist were the same way: One has a hard time really pinning their style down as they hung close to the front and ONLY PRESSED as much as they needed, never really putting the field away until very late in the contest. USING MULTIPLE lines will readily show this proclivity.

Unlike runners of the Forty Niner, Ladies Secret, Creme Fraiche variety, who simply ran away from the rest of the field, these never would express that dominance and only hung close NO MATTER THE PACE.

THESE TYPES are the exception, rather than the rule.

[RichieP]

"We are going to bet the horse closest to the lead positionally, factoring in pace of race."

Tonight Mnr race 6- 5.5f


throw the 3 out who is CLASSIC "stop on his own" race becomes other than early

winner is the #8 - $12.00

FREE pp's available from Bris - check out the race and then feel free to comment. No hocus pocus necessary here

it's right there to be had like a fat rat.

[RichieP]

I also did the SAME thing in race 1 tonight and tossed the #7 as a
"stop on his own" type..

that left me on the #4

odds were too low to win bet so I played a dd with him. the 4 wins the race BUT gets taken down and the #7 is put up.

I LOSE my bet and move on

Just keeping it real

here are the pp's for the #7 from that 1st race ok?

[RichieP]

Just finished talking with the Hat.Tell him I am gonna jump into Delta to SPOT PLAY. Get off the phone and THIS is the first race I can work.

this race JUST ran at Delta

who can challenge the 10?

Power lines

Spot Play - LONE EARLY

again FREE pp's from Bris for anyone wanting to look at the race ok?

Winner is the # 10 - $6.80

LOOK at the fighting at FIRST call

LOOK at everything posted in the other thread

This horse is a LOCK - Even if it LOSES ( which they do) it is still a LOCK

Hat has THIS horse in 5 SECONDS

[tompkins]

early is where it's at. Once you know them, you can figure out the rest of the scenario.

[RichieP]

"We are going to bet the horse closest to the lead positionally, factoring in pace of race."


winner is the 5 - $ 58.80

[RichieP]

"We are going to bet the horse closest to the lead positionally, factoring in pace of race."

winner is the 5 - $ 8.20

[RichieP]

"We are going to bet the horse closest to the lead positionally, factoring in pace of race."

winner is the 2 - $ 9.00

[emilio840]

Hi Richie.

I played Sa and Aqu yesterday. I got that winner in the 9th race at aqu as the LONE EARLY HORSE.

And I also got those 2 at sax, the one that paid $58 and the other that paid under $10. To me, I thought those winners were the LONE EARLIES. Did I pick them by mistake.

emilio