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shoeless 03-27-2026 12:43 PM

Ray

Thanks, always amazed how well you know all of the old programs

Jeff

shoeless 03-27-2026 12:46 PM

Ray

So, Paragon B you would use for sustained

Jeff

ray lopez 03-27-2026 02:14 PM

Jeff,

The variegate says "Sustained" and you can see in the SP ranked 1 and 2 are 9 and 7.Look at Paragon B and you 'll see the 9 and 7 up there. Then Paragon A,you'll see the 6 and 1.

raceman5 03-27-2026 02:24 PM

programs
 
I have Entropy and Thoromation. If anyone is interested in them drop me a line. It won't be free.

Bob

shoeless 03-27-2026 02:26 PM

Ray thanks

Jeff

shoeless 03-28-2026 11:30 AM

Your 9-horse won and paid 5.00, got bet down at the end

Good job getting horse on top even though didn't pay much

Jeff

DanBoals 03-29-2026 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by ray lopez (Post 159268)
Jeff,

Here's the Energy program doing the MVR 3/24 race 6.This program was sent to me by the Hat and came on a 3.5 in disc and came with only 3 installs.It uses only adj 1. and nothing else.It auto-adjusted.

Ray

I have been reading up on this program.
Thank you Ted for having the old manuals and seminars online so we can do that...

Anyways
The uXr is an interesting variable
It goes with Howard's idea of a Dream Race

the uXr if I understand it, is the amount of deficit summed of the horse's 3 fractions from the fractions of the Dream Race

So in theory, if a horse was expected to wire to wire the race, it would have a uXr of 0, since it would set all 3 fractions

If I got this wrong and someone actually went to the seminars back in the day, please correct me, i am going on the seminar workbooks without ever having used the program

shoeless 03-30-2026 12:48 PM

Thanks, Dan, for your input


Jeff


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