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Old 07-17-2009, 11:10 PM   #1
SilentRun
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Dominant Early Brings It In.

This is an example of the all powerfull E/L graph which shows
the most early winner #4. My E/L data for Calder also supports the E/L value
for #4 as being in the range, for 5F, as depicted by Mr. Tim Y's excellent post on E/l by distance.

I captured a portion of the results of my betting (below)which includes several, but not all, win bets on the 4 and 7.
while I was deceiding how to play the Suoerfecta. The low odds favorite, #8 went off around 2/5 and
luckily ran out of the money. I am happy to win anytime but I felt I bet somewhat sloppy and did not take
full advantage of the situation.

Ernie
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