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Old 10-19-2015, 10:26 AM   #1
GeorgeC5614
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Using pace lines from an off track

Hi Guys,

I am trying to work the first race at Finger Lakes today. The first line from the number 4 was his only race at Finger Lakes, but the track was listed as good. If I use that line the 4 is the clear horse to beat. If I hide that line and take the next best perceptor which was a race from Belmont he drops to third and the 1 becomes the horse to bet. If anyone has the Finger Lakes card today and can take a look at it that would be very helpful.

Here are my BL/BL screens, I hid the 2 as I do not believe he can win and is the ML favorite at 1.8.

With line one
Name:  FLR1_1.PNG
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Without line one
Name:  FLR1_2.PNG
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Thanks!
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