The Crystal Ball Strikes.
 

Richie Mathie called me this morning and said he had a p5 for races 9-13 at OP and wonder if our group would go for the cost. I thought what the heck and said go for it . Well Richie put the ticket in [$121.50] and we just hit it for. $1,203.65
Once again the computer man of Mountaineer fame gets us home. Well done my friend.
Tim

A GREAT HIT FROM A GREAT GUY
Darryl

This should help your recovery form those nasty allergies Skywalker.
Tim

Nice work gentlemen!

Wish I had a part of that pie :p

WELL DONE MY FRIEND.!! It paid off.

that's awesome guys !!! :D

and 3 times the win parlay!!! $$$ :cool:

So much for all that off track stuff as the horses ran just like their figures said they would. A very nice score.


Mitch44

Thanks
 

Thanks everyone.
Everything went right according to the rankings.
It is so nice when everything falls in place.
Richie

:jump:

Congrats once again man!

The key to this sequence was getting the $26.40 winner in r12, the Arkansas Derby. Rmath: why don't you post your screenshot of that race, including pace lines and your thought process to include that horse so everyone can learn from it. If you went "all", explain the thinking behind that. Thank you.

Richard

Richard
 

First I follow Docs guidelines and used the winner because he ranked third on both PL and BPP.
75% of my winners rank in the top 3 on one or both of these two ratings.
As I have posted several times and at the Saratoga meeting last year 90+% of all winners are in the TOP 5 on these two numbers.
The winner was MY third choice.
Hope this helps.
Also I do NOT use the all button in P-5 OR P-6s as it is too costly.
Rmath

I also find that starting with the top5 ranked Profit Line and Bris Prime Power horses as my contenders gets the winner in the mix 90 % of the time. Coupled that with picking a predictive paceline and one is well on the way to profitable wagering.
Tim

Richard and I usually watch at least part of his pick 5s together, but I was gone so we couldn't cheer together and then I found out he was gone too. It was still sweet to get the win.
Richard has spent hours looking at around 1000+races and has refined his approach. It has taken a lot of time and effort to accomplish what he has done and he is to be congratulated.

Yes I agree Pat, hard work does pay off. I don't know about 10,000 hours to become an expert in a chosen discipline, but the time is considerable. BIG CONGRATS to Richie and his club.


Mitch44

Well put Pat. I've known Rich for over 30 yrs and he has always been one of the hardest workers and a consistent winners in the group. Doc like to publish Richies' signers in the follow up because of the small market track he played[MNR] and how he used[and still does] the Methodology with great success. Not to mention that he is a wonderful person always willing those he seek his insights. I'm proud to be counted among those he calls a friend.
Tim