Hawthorne 12/16/05 Race 2

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This race looks interesting before scratches.

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A graph from Randys program of the same race. Limited screens and I prefer some sartin numbers that this program currently does not have.

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I always look at the last line of evey runner and like to also read its most recent comment.

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This is how I get my track index for a card. The lower the index means the less lengths back last two races each runner has combined for the whole card devided by the number of runners. Any racing card with a low Index between 8-12 will yeild better mutual prices due to better stock covering the track on that day.

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This is a my old Sprint Screen from my program. The nice thing about Excel is you can still have your old work intact under another tab.

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And a screen from Miles Per Hour

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Yet another screenshot sent to me from a friend of ours.

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A great example of how some runners and connections can evade all the programs.

[tompkins]

doesn't all that data serve to confuse???

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The point is that you can beat one race, but you can't beat them all. Here is another mixed bag in race 4.

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Ok, Race 5 with runners 4 & 5 scratched. Very interesting that #3 is the lowest paying Pick 3.

[tompkins]

race (6) 8 looks the best but the 4 might give em a go..bad odds however for the odds the 5 has a shot as well

[tompkins]

could this be one?

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Last try for late DD

[tompkins]

what does all this mean? the green ones are the choices?

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V/DC column is just like Validator, which I still use off and on when the speed figures and varients are in line with the data provider. Perhaps today trackmaster combined with Validator had a good day, I did not DL from Trackmaster today. And what the win mutuals paid if I had a better day:

1,) $5
2.) $35.60
3.) $11.40
4.) $9.20
5.) $6
6.) $26.60
7.) $25.60
8.) $64.20
9.) $21.60