Love watching what you did and your reaction when you got to the #7! Lmao

Very very nice work and already your "Mind's Eye" as well as that of everyone else participating is beginning to see things and give you feedback QUICKLY.

That's what all this is about.

1) Intuition
2) Pattern Recognition
3) Trusting and ACTING on our FIRST impressions of a race/horse

More folks are gonna chime in so let me stop here.
Richie

1 - S
2 - S
3 - S
4 - P
5 - S
6 - S
7 - E 22.1
8 - P

Race running early

I also liked the admin's video. The analysis of the 3: turf or dirt, and I'm with Richie as to his reaction to the #7.

1-S
2-S
3-S
4-P
5-P
6-S
7-E, 22.1
8-S

Early horse looks versatile on or just off lead, but I think OTE

Esteps 1 And 2
#1sust
#2 Sust.
#3 Pres.
#4 Pres.
#5 Sust.
#6 Sust.
#7 Ear. 22.1 Sun 21.3 Zea
#8 Pres.
'por' Early The 7 Horse As A Long E.

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Rich and Pete

The moment I see the 7 horse captured

:eek:

#1-Presser
#2-Sustained
#3-Early------23.2
#4-Sustained
#5-Sustained
#6-Sustained
#7-Early-------------22.1
#8-Presser

Can't find anyone close to #7. Looks like a Lone Early.

Possibly another 8 to 10 length win.

VoodooFan

1 - Sustained
2 - Sustained
3 - Sustained in a Sprint
4 - E at a 22.1, won at 21.2
5 - Presser
6 - Sustained
7 - E at 22.1 not the best either
8 - Sustained

1 E/P 22.4
2 S
3 E 23.2
4 P 22.2
5 S
6 P
7 E/P 22.1
8 S
The race should run Early

Step 3
 

Step 3:

Now that you have a first fraction pace and have made a PRELIMINARY "mental call" on how the race will be won:

1) Keeping that first fraction in your head match the first 2 horses against one another focusing on races where that 1c pace existed. If a horse has not faced that pace throw him out. Remember that 1st call pace you have established by an early runner is a racer where the horse either WON or finished very close so you know it's real. So if a horse has not faced that pace OR faced it and done poorly THROW HIM OUT.

2) Keep the winner of that first matchup/throw the loser out and move to the next horse. Repeat the process.

3) Do this until you have reached the final 2 horse matchup. Post those 2 up please(who you have left)

If you would consider posting your process that would be great. Allows for feedback. (Pete C in the previous thread has it laid out beautifully for reference)
Richie

Close
 

Richie,

Describe very close?

Bob