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Old 05-22-2006, 08:36 AM   #41
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Keep up the good Work Rich... Hopefully you are raking in the chips... You deserve it.
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Old 05-22-2006, 02:40 PM   #42
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Kudos Sir Rich! My approach at the moment is to first find all the NTL types and match them up, dump the ones who arnt even pace factors to the first call, and then add the ep and s types, will reprot later, great posts again!!
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Old 05-22-2006, 06:54 PM   #43
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Kudos Sir Rich! My approach at the moment is to first find all the NTL types and match them up, dump the ones who arnt even pace factors to the first call, and then add the ep and s types, will reprot later, great posts again!!
Doug,
I like this. This might be a key for me to be able to work some other races man. This makes sense!

Thank you Doug.
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Old 05-22-2006, 07:57 PM   #44
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Wild lines

Here is race 4 at the Mountain tonight. It hasnt run yet and as far as line matching this is as wild as I have seen man! lol

lines used:
line 4
line 6
line 10
line 6
line 5

race looks to be won by off the pace - PressSus

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Old 05-22-2006, 08:14 PM   #45
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Late scratch

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Here is race 4 at the Mountain tonight. It hasnt run yet and as far as line matching this is as wild as I have seen man! lol

lines used:
line 4
line 6
line 10
line 6
line 5

race looks to be won by off the pace - PressSus

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They are showing the # 2 scratched

I removed him and this is whats left

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Old 05-22-2006, 08:28 PM   #46
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Result

The winner is the # 7 at 9/5. That's the horse I projected race pace around. Honestly thought the horse had no shot to win.

Place was the line 10 # 5 and third was the # 8.

The # 4 didnt fire off 6 month layoff

I took win bets on the 5 and 4 and get to tear em up


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Old 05-22-2006, 10:20 PM   #47
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Doug,
I like this. This might be a key for me to be able to work some other races man. This makes sense!

Thank you Doug.
Rich
Rich, I did want to ask you from where are you getting the running lines for Energy program? I found my old copy of it and my old Tmation/KGEN. Been ages since I used them. trying to remember the proper way to enter the splits for the selected running lines ie: say 22.3 or 223 etc. I just downloaded the screen capture also and it works great! Im doing something wrong though the screenshots are to big to upload, I better get to reading more on that one.
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Old 05-23-2006, 07:52 AM   #48
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Rich, I did want to ask you from where are you getting the running lines for Energy program? I found my old copy of it and my old Tmation/KGEN. Been ages since I used them. trying to remember the proper way to enter the splits for the selected running lines ie: say 22.3 or 223 etc. I just downloaded the screen capture also and it works great! Im doing something wrong though the screenshots are to big to upload, I better get to reading more on that one.
Good morning Doug,

Enter them wth the decimal point like your first example.

for the screenhunter go to the "to" tab on top and make the file type " GIF".

that should get you right in the mix big guy!

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Old 05-23-2006, 12:50 PM   #49
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Thanx Rich! One more question that I should have included, when entering the original paceline splits say if the first split is show as 21.7 can I enter that as is or should convert it to 23.2? Reason for asking this is energy is an old program and Im not sure entering the 21.7 would scew the readouts.
Thanks again sir Rich! This is to much fun, ps: Thanks also for telling me of the GIF for the uploads, I should know better, LOL
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Old 05-23-2006, 01:12 PM   #50
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Thanx Rich! One more question that I should have included, when entering the original paceline splits say if the first split is show as 21.7 can I enter that as is or should convert it to 23.2? Reason for asking this is energy is an old program and Im not sure entering the 21.7 would scew the readouts.
Thanks again sir Rich! This is to much fun, ps: Thanks also for telling me of the GIF for the uploads, I should know better, LOL
Hey Doug,
first PLEASE drop the "sir". People call me a lot of things man. Sir ain't one of them

that 21.7 is in tenths- I make it 21.3 in fifths. Good question about if the software will use the tenths. Really don't know.

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