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Old 08-31-2008, 09:32 AM   #1
Bill V.
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Factor X

I have only been here 3 days so I'm not sure
From what I have seen watching all the races on the poly
( I don't calculate maiden races) but I watch them positionally

I think factor X is a good Primary readout to watch
To my eye Watching the dots (like they have at Woodbine) on the big infield
screen, The winning horse have to be close early and have a good late kick
The track seems to favor horses like this. If you are too far back at the
2nd call you have too hard of a surface to close on

I started tracking factor X 1 and 2 horses I'm looking forward to
going over some more recent cards and the few left this year

remember factor X is the first and third fraction Look for a balanced FX
and FW

here are yesterdays non maiden dirt races
Races 3 6 and 8

Horse 3 won wire to wire in race 3 FX # 1
Horse 10 won race 6 from just behind the leaders at the turn FX1 Tier 4 !!!
Horse 1 won the 8th race to show nothing works all the time
But I bet the # 2 horse that just missed finishing second
The 1 and the 2 ran just like the 10 in race 6 just behind the front runners
and took over in the third fraction

Something to think about
Thank you

Bill
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