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[stormbringer]

This is my first upload this is to baby blue without you i dont have a handicapping partner , next ted my leader , thanks , NEXT LT.1. A machine he post every day and all of us have read his stuff and use one or more of the things that gets you winners!! I read and now so does chat thanks!! And last but not kahunab what does that mean? The teacher you make this easy and dont look down on me because i dont know what "the math' is

[AwesomeAgain]

This is my first upload this is to baby blue without you i dont have a handicapping partner , next ted my leader , thanks , NEXT LT.1. A machine he post every day and all of us have read his stuff and use one or more of the things that gets you winners!! I read and now so does chat thanks!! And last but not kahunab what does that mean? The teacher you make this easy and dont look down on me because i dont know what "the math' is

This is some really good information. Thanks for sharing it. I was happy to see how well v/dc performed. Personally, I think v/dc is one of the most powerful probability convergence factors in the methodology. That's my opinion and others may agree to disagree. One question were all running lines selected the same way? Again thank you for this.

[stormbringer]

YES! all lines were picked by the computer as Ted has it set up. I have changed "nothing." Awesome Again- you're a Great Handicapper... I've seen your posts, so 'Thanks.' Storm

[Jimmy R]

Storm, thanks for putting this together and sharing it. Knowing that you left the computer-selected lines unchanged is especially helpful. V/DC’s top-rank showing caught my attention, along with the broader contender coverage from Rx1, Rx3 and ProfitLine.

I also appreciate that the report distinguishes finding the winner in the rankings from showing an actual betting profit. Those are two different things, and it is good to see that addressed.

Is the Excel companion available to share as well? I would be interested in seeing how many horses actually fall within the top-ranked groups after ties are included. That would help put the coverage percentages into perspective.

Thanks again for doing the work and making it available to everyone.