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Old 12-13-2011, 04:53 PM   #1
trotman
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What is all the hype about

You know the longer you play this great game for me all the carnival boys selling their wares keeps me in silence but now I have to speak. For those who know me I don't put any substance into the Beyer's it is just numbers twisted and contorted to fit. I will give credit to Beyer in that he revived handicapping a bit, but in all I don't even think he uses his numbers anymore. A race is a one off never duplicated so how do pars come into the picture to predict what will happen today, maybe and that's a slight maybe. Taulbot, Mahl, Sartin, Brohammer, Pizzolla, Jim the Hat all had their idea's in how to deal with pace and match-ups disect that and learn it and you will understand. Now the big par seller who worked for the original par seller and hooked up with Beyer, you're using is now pitching everything including the kitchen sink and most think this fellow knows. Well I'll lay it out for you, you're using RDSS because it is very good and yet I don't use it but for some I don't think you have grasped the potential so back off with it and challenge it and then and only then you will see what I'm talking about. I hear it now how can He be a know it all yet he does not use RDSS, well do you know pace that should be the question and any blanks in your mind then you have the answer.
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