A question for Ted, or a moderator - Pace and Cap

polambi · 01-23-2013, 04:00 PM

Thanks Houndog for your answer. I knew the AP had to be somewhere in RDSS, because so much emphasiis was put on it.
Bill V, I would not have mentioned Brohamer's name in my question if I did not read the book myself. For your reference, it is the second edition of "Modern Pace Handicapping". On page 4, it says " Average Pace (AP) is the average of all three fractions in sprints, and the average of EP and SP in routes. By itself, Average Pace is the most consistent winner-producer of any rating in the array".

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01-23-2013, 04:00 PM	#4
polambi Grade 1 Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: New-York, NY Posts: 138	Thanks Houndog for your answer. I knew the AP had to be somewhere in RDSS, because so much emphasiis was put on it. Bill V, I would not have mentioned Brohamer's name in my question if I did not read the book myself. For your reference, it is the second edition of "Modern Pace Handicapping". On page 4, it says " Average Pace (AP) is the average of all three fractions in sprints, and the average of EP and SP in routes. By itself, Average Pace is the most consistent winner-producer of any rating in the array".