The "OLD MASTERS" are sorely missed - Pace and Cap

JEFF KENT · 10-09-2009, 12:04 AM

Crunch numbers,races till 3am day after day,and you will get that feeling
that you are a dog chasing its tail,reading the posts here it is evident
DOC and THE HAT are sorely missed.
I get that spinning wheels feeling here reading these posts.
ALL QUESTIONS WERE EXPLAINED IN GREAT DETAIL BY DOC-JIMMY
ALL RACES EITHER HAVE 1 STAND OUT-OR SHOULD BE BOILED DOWN TO
TWO FINAL CONTENDERS-SEPERATE THE 2 BY CORRALARIES{AKA}
ANGLES AND OR ODDS.
Docs methodology is as sound as a gold coin "follow it to the letter
and you will WIN"
JIM BRADSHAWS methodology,"imo" is broken down to 1 stand out
or two final qualifiers seperated with corralaries.
ALL OTHER METHODS ARE JUST OFF SHOOTS OF THESE TWO.
DONT GET CAUGHT UP IN THE WHIRLPOOL DRAGGING YOU DOWN.

JEFF KENT

lsosa54 · 11-05-2009, 12:08 PM

Can't disagree with you. Looks like you play the SoCal circuit as well - I play it almost exclusively. What approach are you using?

10-09-2009, 12:04 AM	#1
JEFF KENT LONE FRONTRUNNER Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: SO CAL CIRCUIT Posts: 58	The "OLD MASTERS" are sorely missed Crunch numbers,races till 3am day after day,and you will get that feeling that you are a dog chasing its tail,reading the posts here it is evident DOC and THE HAT are sorely missed. I get that spinning wheels feeling here reading these posts. ALL QUESTIONS WERE EXPLAINED IN GREAT DETAIL BY DOC-JIMMY ALL RACES EITHER HAVE 1 STAND OUT-OR SHOULD BE BOILED DOWN TO TWO FINAL CONTENDERS-SEPERATE THE 2 BY CORRALARIES{AKA} ANGLES AND OR ODDS. Docs methodology is as sound as a gold coin "follow it to the letter and you will WIN" JIM BRADSHAWS methodology,"imo" is broken down to 1 stand out or two final qualifiers seperated with corralaries. ALL OTHER METHODS ARE JUST OFF SHOOTS OF THESE TWO. DONT GET CAUGHT UP IN THE WHIRLPOOL DRAGGING YOU DOWN. JEFF KENT Last edited by JEFF KENT; 10-09-2009 at 12:16 AM.

11-05-2009, 12:08 PM	#2
lsosa54 Grade 1 Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: NYC and San Diego Posts: 627	Can't disagree with you. Looks like you play the SoCal circuit as well - I play it almost exclusively. What approach are you using?