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Old 01-16-2018, 11:42 AM   #1
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After four days of racing at Oaklawn Park, I've noticed something unusual - early speed is fading down the stretch. There have been a total of 36 races, 20 sprints and 16 routes, with only 5 gate-to-wire winners and just 7 winners that were on the lead at the second call. Visually, the rail seems to be dead and I've watched as frontrunners, often unpressured, fade in the last sixteenth.

Last year I did rather well playing Es and EPs. This year, early in the meet, I've been watching more than playing, making only modest "entertainment" bets, and have cashed one ticket. The track seems to be much more tiring. Perhaps that will change as the meet progresses but for now, my bets will only be on paper.
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Old 01-16-2018, 12:22 PM   #2
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Hi Mick,So far I've played 1 5,5f,8 6f races,5 8f races,and 5 8,5f races. I have noticed that based on my capping vdc and turn time are the predominate factors so far and my top 3 ep and lp ranked horses have fared equally well. Jimmy always said this is one tough track with horses coming from all parts of the country and tracks rated at varying tier levels. Makes capping a lot of fun with big rewards if you are right.
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Old 01-16-2018, 12:54 PM   #3
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Sounds like HE should be a killer especially if in the top TPR or Tot Energy.
Good skill,
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Old 01-16-2018, 04:18 PM   #4
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No surprise that you gentlemen are all over it. This is from my modest little spreadsheet for the Top 4:

VDC - 77%
TT - 73%
HID - 73%

Also, TS+F3 (Supplementary Factor) - 73%
(The header is mislabeled on the spreadsheet as TP+F3.) Given the above percentages, this one is no surprise. It's True Speed or Adjusted Speed Rating plus extra weight for the third fraction. (Page 29 of the Glossary.)

Profit Line and Prime Power are both 73%, too. I added a column for Prime Power and am tracking it independently.
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Old 01-16-2018, 08:51 PM   #5
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My Oaklawn Model

Hi All

Here is my OP model

Not too many races. I only save races I actually work so I only have
10 routes and 7 sprints

Profile Sprints
Med %
High 71.7
Low 67.6
AVE 69.25
ESP E-4 P-2 SP-2 S-1
RS E6 E5 P5 P2 S5 S2 S1

So far some good rankings for sprints are

SC POR 71%
VDC 57%
TE POR 57%
F2 POR 57%
TS POR 57%
TT 57%
FW 57 %
E/EP 57%
CBL F1 57%
Running Positions
Call 1 57%
Call 2 57%
Stretch 71%
Final 71%
ML odds 57%

Profile for routes

Med %
High 68.1
Low 66.7
Ave. 67.6

ESP E-0 P-0 SP-4 S-5 L-1
RS E7(4) E6 P5 P5 P2 P1 S2


Top Percentages Routes

CSR 80%
Profit Line 90%
CR+ 90%
RX1 80%
RX2 80%
RX3 80%
ML odds 90%
APV 70%
BLBL 80%

VDC 80%
Prim 80%
Supp 90%
POH TE 80%
POH F2 80%
POH SC 80%
POH F3 80%

POR F2 80%

EPR 70%
LPR 80%
TPR 80%
TT 80%
HID 80%
FW 80%
FX 90%

Percept 80%
L/EP 80%

CBL
FIN 80%
TP+TS 80%

Fractals
Frac E 90 %
Frac L 90%
Frac N 80%

Running Pos.
Stretch 80%
Fin 90%

Here is my Sprint and Route models file

Oaklawn.xls

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Old 01-18-2018, 05:42 PM   #6
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oaklawn has always been a sustained pace track favoring outside closers despite the short stretch for the most part. you may find a few races where ep horses win but the closers will always prevail. this applies only to fast tracks period,not wf ,gd, my, or sly.
my rule of thumb is this: look at some previous full chart race results , see where the winner was at the 1st call, not the 2nd call, then go back to your pacelines and look for a similar or comparable running line from whence the winner came and use that line in your program and then see where your winners are coming from. don't go into a race where you already predetermined where your winner is coming from.
i cut my teeth with sartin 30 years ago using Synergism II. that's how i learned to pick pacelines and that's why i know oaklawn is a sustained pace track. track has not changed in 30 years.later,omar.
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Old 01-19-2018, 09:25 AM   #7
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That looks like a powerful model for routes.
Thanks both of you for sharing.
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Old 01-21-2018, 12:47 PM   #8
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updates

After many dark days due to a winter storm
OP was back on Saturday
Here is a update RDSS model

Track is still running towards the late side

Routes

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Sprints

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I'm having trouble uploading the spreadsheet

I will asap

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Old 01-26-2018, 09:43 PM   #9
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Updated E/L data

I have enough races so I can start to make a non maiden E/L Sprint and Route
Profile for OP Jan 12-Jan26

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Old 01-27-2018, 03:20 AM   #10
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Updated Model

Here is my 2018 Oaklawn Park Model
Jan 12-Jan. 26
Sprints and Routes are on separate tabs

updated OP Sprints_non maiden.xls


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