Thank You
for the instant results :)

Tim, I can see where one would need to adapt to changes, but it looks like some valuable information. It is perilous on a muddy track, though. I am sure you know that.

Yes Ranch off tracks can prove tough but I have found that the stronger contenders still usually prove best unless they have shown that they can't handle the off track.
Tim

Spot on! I have been away from handicapping for a while, so I am paper betting on whatever is on YouTube. Yesterday, the track was at that awful drying out stage and all the frontrunners in a race slowed to a crawl and this always late horse comes from out of the clouds. So, I am inclined to look for a similar horse after that and, just as you say, they all ran fairly normally after that race. Ha! As always, thanks for your help.

Do you have separate standards for %M for turf and dirt? Or do you employ this on turf?

No problem guys. Glad to help when I can.

Knock'em dead at the windows.

Ranch I keep a win and place model by surface and dist for each track I play. So yes I employ %med for turf races.
Tim

Thanks!

I think I must be learning well. I won't go overboard with the red boarding, but let's just say I had an incredible day paper bet picking Saratoga today.

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Today I played Delaware, and I learned to trust the process, it worked fantastic.
These posts helped me a TON.

Happy Punting,
Jon