Keeneland 2nd - 4/7/17 (for Mick)

[mick]

Originally Posted by mick

And no sooner have I posted about the 4th, when I'm proven wrong in the 5th!

I bet #9 who took the lead down the backstretch, but she was pressured on the turn and caught against the rail by the even-money favorite and eventual winner. Still, she was only beaten a length and finished third. Fortunately, I opted in to the TVG Money Back promo for Opening Day, so I'll get my money back.

Here I am quoting myself, but since I'm mentally building a track profile for Keeneland, allow me to amend the above. After looking at the chart, I see that the winner was always less than two lengths from the lead. So it was a "P" win.

[Lt1]

While I'm thinking about it I believe newer members may also benefit if the watch the Docs' 1998 video series which is a one on one with the Doc and the viewer. Don't worry about which programs are mentioned but rather pay attention on how the Doc addresses paceline selections and visual matchups vs compounded ratings. It may clear up somethings and help you decide which approach you may want to follow. In my opinion it's well worth the few hours involved in the watching.
Tim G

[sureshotlink]

Originally Posted by mick

Here I am quoting myself, but since I'm mentally building a track profile for Keeneland, allow me to amend the above. After looking at the chart, I see that the winner was always less than two lengths from the lead. So it was a "P" win.

Just bet the 2 best E's in keenland 7th the 5 and 8 for a nice $ 20.00 mutual on the 8.

Early speed " the universal track bias

Good skills,

Paul link

[mick]

Originally Posted by sureshotlink

Just bet the 2 best E's in keenland 7th the 5 and 8 for a nice $ 20.00 mutual on the 8.

Early speed " the universal track bias

Good skills,

Paul link

Paul, you're right. And if I played Maidens, I might have had it.

[mick]

Originally Posted by mick

Paul, you're right. And if I played Maidens, I might have had it.

Hope you did.