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Old 11-04-2005, 06:05 PM   #9
uncleroughy
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Originally Posted by gl45
Guys
the reason that I don't post:
I got disenchanted by the way some people argue about handicapping. I rather analyze and friendly discuss important factors that would make us better handicappers. Handicapping "Art or Science", I don't know but I found that does require a lot of humility. I'm not a great or even good capper, I'm average, but when I handicapp a race I leave my ego outside. I don't know how far Doc's methodology can go, IMO has reached a saturation point. Doc has given us some tools, is up to us to define how to use them. I can be a great capper if I can choose the RIGHT paceline.
Thank you Bill, Richie, Shoe, PhaseIII and to all others that I don't know personally.
Pino
"I can be a great capper is I can choose the RIGHTpaceline" To me that quote is the crux of the matter. The next challenge for me is proper betting. Wagercapping using the Sartin Val2 program is great and with DISCIPLINE in these two areas a 20 race cycle will reap rewards.
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