Mountaineer "Ugly race"

[mikesal57]

Originally Posted by For The Lead

Richie, I'm sorry to bother you with this, but wouldn't line 2 be the correct line for the #7 HORSE? His line 1 was on an off track and his line 2 was less than 10 beaten lengths compared to more than 10 beaten lengths for lines 1 and 3.
I'm just trying to get a handle on line selection.

Thanks.

nice Richie

FTL
look at the adj speed rating...line #1 66....line #2 58

[RichieP]

Originally Posted by raceman5

And why no pace line given to the 1 horse, u should of used line 3 even though the horse was beaten by 19 L, u used other horses lines in the race that were beaten by 11 an 13 L. How about working the race again giving each horse a line? Then working the race just using a line from today's distance or close to it.

Bob

Excellent Bob.

What lines would you use? Line em up and I will enter and post screen shot

[RichieP]

Originally Posted by For The Lead

Richie, regardless of the outcome of the race, my question is about the line selection. Using simple best of last three, shouldn't distance/surface be a part of that? And if, yes, wouldn't the line for the 2 horse have been line #3 since that line is from the same distance as last nights race? And finally, if line #3 is used, how does the race shape up?
Thanks

Morning "Ftl"

ok here is the race substituting line 3 for the #2

[RichieP]

Now here is the race using best of last 3 routes using best perceptor as line selector.

Every horse entered and lookie here

The exacta for over a GRAND (as in a thousand dollars!)is in top 3 tiers of Bl/Bl

Mmmmm ain't that a kicker ha

check it out

[For The Lead]

Originally Posted by mikesal57

nice Richie

FTL
look at the adj speed rating...line #1 66....line #2 58

Thanks. Although I am familiar with Track Master, I am not familiar with RDSS. I was looking at the SR under TrkMast which shows line one=63 and line two=66.

[For The Lead]

Originally Posted by RichieP

Morning "Ftl"

ok here is the race substituting line 3 for the #2

Thanks Richie.