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They occasionally screw one up, so you have to watch them. If the leading horse and the 2nd place horse have the same beaten lengths, they are probably all right. Dick...
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And even easier still is the FatChart
Last edited by tfm; 04-13-2008 at 01:29 PM. |
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Love The Chart. Assume You Developed It. Gary L. |
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Bris Charts PP Style
This format has been out for some time. I use this format to enter in my spreadsheet when I am making track profiles. It is a big time saver since you don't have to work backwards and add beaten lengths.
This is especially true for horses that come from off the pace in a 12 horse field. Imagine if the horse has a running line of 12-10-1. It will give you a headache quickly if you do too many of these types of races. |
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