RDSS Video Tutorials & Seminars

[Ted Craven]

Here's the video of the latest RDSS Online Seminar, sort of an introductory seminar (1 hour 20 minutes, 3 parts) from May 1, 2008:

http://www.artofpace.com/media/rdss_...r_20080501.wmv

This video is in WMV format. Just click above, then Run or Download the file and watch at your leisure.

We reviewed Data Centre operations, Configuration Settings (including Adjusteded versus Unadjusted settings, Powerline, Powermove and Layoff markups), Result Charts and Race videos, paceline selection, software navigation. We used the 2008 Kentucky Oaks as a backdrop.

Let me know how it works for everyone!

Ted

[Ted Craven]

Here's a link to an older video (October 20, 2007): http://paceandcap.com/forums/showpos...97&postcount=5

(This one has been in the RDSS Welcome email for some time).

[Ted Craven]

Here's a Data Centre video from a few months ago: www.ArtofPace.com/tutorials/datacenter.wmv

(This one has also been in the RDSS welcome email for some time).

Ted

[Ted Craven]

Here are some races at Woodbine, showing my basic approach to working with RDSS (not the only valid approach, of course, but one which will be familiar to those who have studied some of Doc Sartin's later writings in the Follow Up).

WMV Format: Click on links and Run or Download and watch at your leisure.


Race 4: www.artofpace.com/media/WO0528-4.wmv

Race 5: www.artofpace.com/media/WO0528-5.wmv

Race 6: www.artofpace.com/media/WO0528-6.wmv

Race 7: www.artofpace.com/media/WO0528-7.wmv

[Ted Craven]

http://www.artofpace.com/media/MNR0602-4.wmv

[Ted Craven]

I finished switching all the recent RDSS videos to WMV format. These videos now Run or Download to your computer and use Windows Media Player to view.

Enjoy!

Ted

[Ted Craven]

Here is a video in 2 parts describing my process in identifying the winner (and the Top 3 finishers) in the premier 3 year old stakes race in Canada, the 149th running of the Queens Plate.

The results was a happy, and generous one:



www.SartinMethodology.com/media/QPlate2008-1.wmv

www.SartinMethodology.com/media/QPlate2008-2.wmv

Happy viewing!

Ted

[Ted Craven]

Here is a mini-seminar we did on June 25, 2008 to review what some of the RDSS readouts mean, and how we progress from raw data, to adjusted data, to velocity, and then to the various compound factors.

In this Part 1, we made it as far as Velocity, maybe a bit further. For those of you who are new to Methodology terminology, this will help you understand where some of the numbers come from and what they mean. 90 minutes.

www.SartinMethodology.com/media/factor_primer1.wmv

In a subsequent Part 2, we will continue on past Velocity to the rest of the readouts used in RDSS, what exactly they are measuring, how they interrelate, confirm or oppose each other. Also how we can use the various measurements contextually in a consistent analysis approach.

Stay tuned!

Ted

[Ted Craven]

Chris Lavezza does the guest analyst honours on this video showing his simplicity approach to picking a Maiden Claiming Turf Route winner paying $78.60 in the current Monmouth Survival at The Shore online contest and NHC Qualifier event ( www.survivalattheshore.com).

Chris, currently stationed in Germany, qualified last year for the NHC and is qualified so far this year for the BrisNet year-end online tournament and NHC qualifier.

The race is Monmouth June 26, Race 2.

Here: www.SartinMethodology.com/media/mth0626-2.wmv

[Ted Craven]

Here's a video of 2 races at Mountaineer worked (in wonderful style) by RichieP, April 28, 2009 (races 1 and 2, the early Daily Double).

www.SartinMethodology.com/media/mnr04282009_dd.wmv

Results: