Happy Birthday Richie P

[mildeu]

Happy Birthday, with a diet like that you may live forever and then where would you be.
Thank you and all of the others for the postings and insights.

[shipper]

Richie: Good health, good food, good friends and good bets = Good Life!!

A belated Happy Birthday to you...Marty

[ignacio todoberto bernal]

Feliz cumpleanos riccardo! Y muchos mas.

Ignacio.

[JimG]

Richie,

When you hide down to 4 or 5 are you using Total Energy or something else?

BTW, belated Happy Birthday.

Jim

[RichieP]

Originally Posted by JimG

Richie,

When you hide down to 4 or 5 are you using Total Energy or something else?

BTW, belated Happy Birthday.

Jim

Tom Brohamer,Doc Sartin and Hat Bradshaw all had very different ways of looking/working/betting a horse race.

Having said that they ALL had ONE thing in common and preached/taught it at EVERY seminar that was ever held and it was this:

The ONLY horses that should be shown in your FINAL readouts (the one you will make actual decisions to bet real money on) are horses that you are prepared to BET.

So I eliminate from readouts such as E/L graph(I have ranges of acceptable numbers for each surface/dist),Balance, low odds runners based on ml in the lower tiers (4-5-6 etc), paceline screen where lines are selected from and SOME races the original screen even if I am not using matchup.

AFTER I use the above written and are now prepared to actually BET real money on the horses in front of me then I will hide to top 5 total energy/line score.

Each race is a unique event unto itself and needs my attention in the same way Jim.

[Vinnie]

RichieP:

Happy Belated Birthday to you. I hope that you had a wonderful Birthday and may you enjoy a countless number more.

I wish you nothing but the Best always Richie. I am sorry that I am late in extending my well wishes. I have been so busy the last few days that I haven't had the chance to check the Pace and Cap site or any others for that matter. Once again, I hope that you had a wonderful Birthday Richie.

All the BEST to you and yours.

Have a Fantastic Weekend.

Vinnie

[nomorebocci]

hi Rich, happy birthday to a real nice guy. Sorry we're late getting this greeting out to you.
I enjoyed reading all the messages. Especially your daily menu. Boy, you are really a chip off the old block. By that I mean, Brooks eats that way all the time. He loves his Italian bread, and his homemade Escarole & Beans, and Minestra. Of course, spaghetti every Thursday with his homemade gravy.
We even got Bill to enjoy all this. I"m not sure about the broccoli rabe. I think he's just being polite.
Anyway, here's to another year of good races and most important, good friends. Lots of love, Mrs. V. and Brooks

[Jonathan Steele]

Richie,

Hello! Sorry I'm so late with the greetings and best wishes! Remember this: as long as you are on the path of self-improvement and refinement, i.e., physically, mentally, spiritually, etc. you are NOT getting 'older,' you're only getting BETTER.

All the best,

Jon

[Jonathan Steele]

Richie said:

"I wasn't about to stay up and wait around in front of a computer screen man. I have gotten severely burnt out from doing this non stop for a long times."

Man, tell me about it! I know that "burnt out" feeling too well! What I do between races--both real and practice--or when I'm reading or studying, is take breaks to lift weights and perform calisthentics. It really helps!

Jon