ES % Meaning - Pace and Cap

Segwin · 03-06-2014, 06:51 AM

Anyone know what the ES% stands for?

Thanks.

Procefus · 03-06-2014, 10:12 AM

It just so happens as I was clearing files and papers during this weeks last storm I came across my notes on that very topic.

Dave has good step by step explanation of this in his video. Worth the look.

Fairways & Greens,

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Ted Craven · 03-06-2014, 07:04 PM

Terry,

ES% - Early Speed % is a percentage expression of the Early Speed Points calculated by the NewPace method (the points themselves are not shown). If you sum all the horses ES points, then take each horse's points and divide it into the total, you get the % of the Total which belongs to each horse: it always sums to 100%.

That's what is shown in the NP column labeled ES%. We treat these percentages as a new form of 'points'. We accumulate them to find where we cut off the definition of 'early' horse; we identify the 'gap' of the top horse (or horses) over the others, etc. All this according to the NewPace concepts, which - if they sometimes clash with RDSS readouts, or with a common sense Matchup - are at least self-coherent, and automated.

As Doug mentions, Dave Schwartz covers the calculations in great detail in his videos. You should have watched these at least once - then forget them and let the software do the calculations for you

Ted

Segwin · 03-06-2014, 08:42 PM

Thanks guys.

I've entered this endeavor a little late in life's game. I've numerous manuals that should keep me occupied well into the next life. I may be guilty of clipping a few corners - I apologize in advance

Procefus · 03-07-2014, 03:06 AM

I believe you are not to dissimilar from many of us

Although I do know it is Hard to achieve Grade 1 status by cutting corners

Their is no such thing as a bad question

Fairways & greens

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03-06-2014, 06:51 AM	#1
Segwin Grade 1 Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Cleveland, Ohio Posts: 624	ES % Meaning Anyone know what the ES% stands for? Thanks. Attached Images __________________ Terry

03-06-2014, 10:12 AM	#2
Procefus Grade 3 Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Gun Barrel City, Texas Posts: 71	Es% It just so happens as I was clearing files and papers during this weeks last storm I came across my notes on that very topic. Dave has good step by step explanation of this in his video. Worth the look. Fairways & Greens, dug

03-06-2014, 07:04 PM	#3
Ted Craven Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada Posts: 9,251	Terry, ES% - Early Speed % is a percentage expression of the Early Speed Points calculated by the NewPace method (the points themselves are not shown). If you sum all the horses ES points, then take each horse's points and divide it into the total, you get the % of the Total which belongs to each horse: it always sums to 100%. That's what is shown in the NP column labeled ES%. We treat these percentages as a new form of 'points'. We accumulate them to find where we cut off the definition of 'early' horse; we identify the 'gap' of the top horse (or horses) over the others, etc. All this according to the NewPace concepts, which - if they sometimes clash with RDSS readouts, or with a common sense Matchup - are at least self-coherent, and automated. As Doug mentions, Dave Schwartz covers the calculations in great detail in his videos. You should have watched these at least once - then forget them and let the software do the calculations for you Ted __________________ RDSS - Racing Decision Support System™

03-06-2014, 08:42 PM	#4
Segwin Grade 1 Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Cleveland, Ohio Posts: 624	Thanks guys. I've entered this endeavor a little late in life's game. I've numerous manuals that should keep me occupied well into the next life. I may be guilty of clipping a few corners - I apologize in advance __________________ Terry

03-07-2014, 03:06 AM	#5
Procefus Grade 3 Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Gun Barrel City, Texas Posts: 71	I believe you are not to dissimilar from many of us Although I do know it is Hard to achieve Grade 1 status by cutting corners Their is no such thing as a bad question Fairways & greens dug