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shoeless 12-31-2012 12:40 PM

FTL,


I understand now.

rmath 12-31-2012 03:16 PM

Jeff
 
Thanks for the compliments.
I like to share and if any of the info can be of use to anyone or if anyone can improve on it please pass it on to the rest of us.
Helping others to become better handicappers is what DOC & Jimmy were all about.
rmath

Bill V. 12-31-2012 05:17 PM

Nice
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rmath (Post 87921)
Looking at Bills read outs the top two win contenders for me would have been
#1 with a 2-1 rating and the #5 with a 3-3 rating.
the #8 is a contender with a 1 vdc but with a 7 csr I would only consider it as a place or show horse.
When I started comparing the WINNERS rankings on these two ratings I wanted to see if it was possible to narrow most races down to as few horses as possible.
What I found was that the Winner in over 90% of my playable races had a rating of 4 or lower on one of the two sets of numbers.
From these contenders I then looked to see how many were actually rated in the top 4 on both and then broke it down even farther.
As in the example race above the # 8 with a 1 vdc ang a 7 csr would not be a Primary win contender, BUT if you are playing the exotics you should not leave any horse out that has a rating of 4 or lower on either VDC or CSR.

rmath

Happy New Year Richard

Thanks for the reseach work
CSR is an interesting tool

GS
Bill

PS
Glad to see your a Thoromation Alumni

rmath 12-31-2012 05:30 PM

Bill
 
Happy New Year to you and all at Pace and Cap.

Yes Bill I think CSR is a great tool when used with RDSS.

rmath


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