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Join Date: Jan 2013
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Wo #6
Using the Bradshaw recommended method of selecting initial pacelines, choosing the POWER LINE for each horse, I end up with:
The #5 horse should be sitting 3rd behind the dueling #2 and #7 and overtake them around the turn into the straightaway. One of the best ways to determine how a horse will run off a long layoff is their first lifetime start, which info not always available. Look at how this horse has been trained it is "Old School" textbook. They did all the preliminary stuff at the farm and brought her to the track for 3 5f works for stamina and then worked on speed 4f, 4f, 3f and a 2f blowout 5 days ago. This mare is a full year older than when she won her first lifetime start, more mature, stronger. Going to carry a prime bet for me at 3/1 or better |
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