Power Move + Fastest Pace + 3 Matching Earlies
 

Here is a race from today where the Power Move is the icing on the cake. Woodbine Race 7

Spot Play - 3 matching earlies

Winner # 1 is Fastest pace of race and Power Moves QUICKLY. Has 3 lengths 1c and 4-6 lengths 2c to work with over the earlies. Fugghedaboutit.

Winner pays $5.60 so no big bragging rights. Just a super solid SPOT PLAY that had EVERYTHING.

Here is the Woodbine PDF in case you want to view the whole races pp's. The card is finished

Richie

Hi Richie. I did have #1 as the winner but how do you figure that he is the pace of the race. I thought that you had to look at the LAST LINE to get the horse that ran in the fastest pace.

I thought #5 had the fastest pace of the last race. 22.1 45.1 111.2

#1 was in a brazing race in his 2nd line and also had a good power line. Thats the reason why I playled it.

emilio

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Emilio,
I meant the winner was the fastest pace of race among the contenders. I liked him for all the reasons you posted!

3 matching earlies - deja voux all over again
 

Wannna know WHY my "3 matching earlies" is my favorite spot play? see the Woodbine race where the winning 1 horse paid $5.60?

well look at this screenshot from Charlestown last night. WHO would you prefer in THIS matchup? After tossing the 3 earlies I thought the 9 horse looked pretty darn good.

Reminds me of the 1 horse at Woodbine a bit. Well this time when the 9 wins they pay at 17/1.

"Deja voux all over again" - Yogi

screenshot

3 matching earlies - deja voux all over again
 

the result chart.

The nine lost lengths and position. Are you saying he was the best of the rest?

Here is the screenshot after removing the earlies.

The 9 GAINED a position from 1c-2c with the 2c time being a full SECOND faster pace of race than anyone else. A full SECOND faster Steve.

The crowd jumped on the 3 - a 48/116 horse while the 9 is 48/113 horse. Amazing. 3 SECONDS difference at the 2c and the 9 GAINS a position into the 113.

Hi Richie. I was getting confused with the 9 horse because you say that it has a 1 sec faster than all the others at the 2nd call. And I can not see that. Do you mean in the stretch call. I see 1 sec faster there.

emilio