Match Up 2nd Key: Positioning Examples

[shoeless]

Richie,The example in Spot Play 3 that's the type of race I will lose every time.I see the 8 horse at the 1st call gets out in a 23.5 and would figure that he is the lone early.But from looking at it your way the 5 pops out of the gate 1st while the 8 gets out 5th.Therfore the 8 wont be able to run that comfortable 23.5.Im glad you posted that it will help me to avoid quite a few losers.Jeff

[RichieP]

Originally Posted by RichieP

This race just ran at GP at 12f

I got stuck between the 5 and 10 horses and the boxes marked are MY confusion.

So I PASS and watch the 5 come from dead last and run over all their asses at 9/2.

Sonofabitch

I got an email asking what the same lines I used raw looked like on the bl/bl screen.

Here it is and LOOKIE here lol

the 2 lines on the winner are clearly best. 9/2 winner too

[emilio840]

HI Richie.

In the race at Aqu I played #5 as a lone Early because I used line 6 and he ran the first two calls at 22.1 and the half at 45.3 . I thought he was going to go all the way no other horse could match this.

In the race at Gp I did play that race and I won. I thought that I only had to look at the mile time and the horse who is leading. The 5 had the fastest mile time 141.1 - 6.2 = 134.4 . Did I fluke this win? Am I suppose to look at the first 2 calls of the race.

emilio

[RichieP]

Originally Posted by emilio840

HI Richie.


In the race at Gp I did play that race and I won. I thought that I only had to look at the mile time and the horse who is leading. The 5 had the fastest mile time 141.1 - 6.2 = 134.4 . Did I fluke this win? Am I suppose to look at the first 2 calls of the race.

emilio

You did great Emilio. You WON the race. Honestly this is NOT a system type thing where we all land on the same horse(s).

Do exactly what you are doing and find the horse closest to the lead positionally factoring in the pace of race. That last piece screwed me up in this race amigo. I am STILL pissed man.

GOOD HIT

Richie