looking at past performances

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Jim,I know when you are doing The Match Up you are looking at all of the past performances. What do you do if you see a horse can run against today's race but it's from awhile ago.Playing Charles Town these horses tend to go off form rather quickly.Jeff

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Jeff,

Most of the time I ignore the lay off, but occasionally I look to see how what the horse has done after he comes back after a layoff .
Always look at all of the lines.

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Jeff
I'm not sure how to answer that question, because I don't know the answer

Jim

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Jim,That reply was to another post that was moved.Jeff

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Jeff,

Most of the time I ignore the lay off, but occasionally I look to see how what the horse has done after he comes back after a layoff .
Always look at all of the lines.



There was a horse today at Lone Star in the first race that showed a big win wiring the field off a long layoff.

He was off a long layoff today also and he wired the field and won big again at a nice price.

History repeated itself.

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Jeff
I'm not sure how to answer that question, because I don't know the answer

Jim

I'm sorry Jim
That was my fault
I should have explained what I had to do
someone posted a question here instead of the general
handicapping area