Nice DD Hit Parx R5-6 5=12
 

Caught this 2 time My picks
TRK FAST
R1 52738
R2 56317 MDNS
R3 16243 LS5
R4 43621
R5 43275
R6 39528
R7 76213
R8 93124 LS6 LS7
R9 27614
R10 91486 LS2
GOOD LUCK
Tim
Winning Tickets
May 12 2:21:51 PM Complete Parx Racing 5 Double $100 5,7/2,3,5,8,9 $10.00 $32.20 $22.20
May 12 2:24:16 PM Complete Parx Racing 5 Double $3.00 7/2,9 $6.00 $96.60 $90.60
Winning Combo
7[$14.00] 2[$6.80]
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Great work Tm! I saw this when i saw your picks but I am still working on my doulble stragty so I did not buy the ticket. It is still hard for me to know when to buy and when to pass. I'd like to have your skill set with this. Grant

Grant,

What I’m really talking about are all the people reading in the background who never post. Ted probably sees the actual traffic numbers and I’d imagine there are far more people lurking than actively commenting.

If this is truly meant to be a learning section, then I think people benefit most from seeing not only the contenders, but also the thinking behind the wager itself. That’s the part newer or struggling players usually have the hardest time understanding.

The contenders are only the beginning. The real skill is turning that information into a repeatable wagering strategy over time.

Tom

Tom
Try betting win bets. Once the race is over with.
Ask yourself why did you win...or why did you lose.
This is where most people start. Once you get to that point
then you can start asking about other thinsg like exactas pick 6's and the rest.
There is a mathmatician I think it was Eward O Thorpe. He ran across some formula
totally un related to stock market. Through his own abilities he found out it
could be applied to the stock market. Did he publish a journal article bestowing
his knowledge. Of course not he started a fund. Made a 17 Percent return per year.
Up and Down years. Ran it for years. Then two professors years later
stumbled upon the equation published for fame and no fortune in a journal
article. Once everyone applied it...well needless to say the formula was worthless.
There is a whole bunch of videos threads post etc. That will answer
your questions. The thing is your the one that is going to have to dig
through all of it.
Another thing to keep in mind. This is one of the hardest games in
town. According to William Ziemba it is harder than investing in
the stock market. At least in the stock market you can place
an order where if your stock slips a certain percentage
you can automatically sell the stock.
It would be nice that when you place a win bet you could
offset it with a bet where if your horse was last spinning out
of the turn you could get part of your win bet back.
I know Mitch has posted on many occasions where one old and
new handicappers can go to find out about the Sport of Kings.
When some one post you can click on there name. You can
find out about all of the threads and post they have made.
It will show you a list of all of their post/threads then you can click on them
and read what they have to say.
Pretty straight forward stuff.
Good Luck
Don

Tim
Nice work.
Don

Tom
Try this link here...I am pretty sure this is the one
Mitch has mentioned more than once.file:///C:/Rdss22/HANDICAPPING%20NOTES/Follow_Up_70-88.pdf
Now once you bring this up...you will take one look at it and say WTF.
It has advertisements stuff that is old school not like Rdss.
The thing is go through all of it there is a whole bunch of neat stuff.
Take what you need.
Good Luck
Don

Thanks Don. If folks want to know how I do things they can find a video I did for Ted in the RDSS Documentation Section[all versions] under Webinars. It runs over an hour nd has a link to the Scott Fom Factors that Mick did and I updated to what I do in todays' racing. After viewing if folks have more questions I will try to answer them. To write everything before the race is to time consuming.
Tim