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The egg man
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Carlsbad, California
Posts: 10,005
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Follow Up #4 Race in KGEN/Thoromation
I was asked to work this race which is on page 42 in follow up #4.
There are many excellent teaching lessons about contenders selection and the match up. In this follow up. However I feel that the follow ups are not 88 individual instruction manuals. Were any lesson in a early follow up was meant to be the be all final lesson. Doc writes in the follow ups that each follow up is a continuation of the previous issues, therefore when Doc says to use the best speed rating of the last three at a comparable distance surface and competition level ( total energy) It comes from lesson that were improved on in each and every follow up. Not just the follow ups between 71-88. I will work the race on page 42 of follow up #4. I did not read any of the comments about this race or the comments about the contenders or the match up. I did not look at the results I simply opened KGEN thoromation and entered lines the way Doc instructed in the KGEN manual and follow ups. Why KGEN ? I asked the person who I'm trying to prove my point to to ask me to work recent races because I need to use RDSS and or Validator as Doc instructed. That is to use the best ADJUSTED speed rating of the last three at a comparable distance surface and competition level ( total energy) Since I can't use RDSS or Validator for this race I will use KGEN which was first introduced at the Kansas City seminar in 1991 and in follow up #17. There was a KGEN manual and KGEN was demo'ed again at the 1991 New Orleans seminar. I used KGEN because it does not use the daily track variant or a track to track adjustment It uses the dream race of the contenders only to equalize the pace lines. To show my point how the methodology kept evolving with each follow up. By 1991 while using KGEN/Thoromation the instructions for contender selection were to use a comparable pace line with a DRF speed rating of 80or higher That is Doc and Jim Bradshaws instructions, Use a comparable line with a speed rating of 80 or higher I have done that as my main contender selector for this race . For comparable pace lines, since this is a grade 1 race at 1 mile I used any horse with a route pace line with a speed rating of 80 or higher I did not project any of the sprinters I paid no attention to days since last race I did try to use only grade 1 or grade 2 route race.s Here are the lines I used These are my original lines. I have added the line to the name of each horse once again the pacelines are on page 42 43 in follow up #4 For Peg I changed the beaten lengths to 9 or less which is the method doc used The instructions for KGEN Thoromation were to enter any horse with over 9 beaten lengths as 9 Here is how KGEN as adjusted the lines. Last edited by Bill V.; 04-30-2014 at 02:15 AM. |
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