Getting to the winner using Sartin methodology. A non-strict interpretation.

[omar]

Originally Posted by dadams6357

Is that the only method you use in handicapping.
Tote Board.?
Interesting concept...

No. It’s just a way I use to see if race fave is legit. 45 years ago I did for 2 years, got bored, went back to h’capping.
See my post under Med 10-22 selections and results for explanation on getting to the 6 horse. In general when I look at a race I go back to at least yesterday’s or 2 day’s races and check the %med numbers at that distance or recent routes and when I see numbs in the 65 or less range that signifies closers to me and I will check the final fraction and consider the fastest numbers, also will check for the lowest %med numbers to isolate the 3-4 contenders. On the grass I always check the top apv and class values. Here you had a lone E who owned the 2nd fastest ff number, was top on score and class and was a price. In general any horse going off at a price with top class numbers on turf should be bet. See my comments on med 10-21 races 1&2, also 10-22 selections and results under “Selections “ section.

[dadams6357]

Thanks
Appreciate your feedback

[tom]

Omar, what is the program you are using?
Is the TM version of MPH?

Thanks

btw, thanks for sharing you models for BC.

[omar]

Just woke up. No it’s called the Equalizer 2.1a. I have the latest version. It takes bris single data, j capper or post time daily files (I use). I needed to contact the programmer (he’s in England) to tweak the screen resolution and to get it to take the ptd files. Not a problem, I get up or am up at this time usually while he’s already up and about. Just Google kpmatsatthetrack videos (4). They show an older version of the program. Just for the ease of keeping daily track profiles and models was worth the price of admission.