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partsnut 03-03-2007 10:44 PM

Results Of A Great Day Using HTR2
 
I am not here to dispute or disprove anyones method of play or the methods and tools others may use.
I can only account for myself and what I am achieving.
I thought these results would be noteworthy.
It might inspire those that are not getting positive results with what they are using and give them another direction in which to travel.

In 10 races at the Fairgrounds I had the winner in my top 2 horses 8 times for 80%
on 2 horse pick winners.
I am not ashamed to say that this was a first for me using HTR2 and it's data
On single picks I was at 40%
On bettable single picks I was 2 winners for 6 races (33%) with a postiive ROI (1.42 on every dollar bet).
I hit the trifecta in the contest as well.
The program and data work for me.

If there are those that are skeptical, let me assure you that these results
can be verified.

shipper 03-04-2007 08:12 AM

Congratulations Partsnut!
 
Glad to hear that you are having such great success with HTR2. On a similar note, while using Ted Craven's RDSS program (still in testing stage) at Fairgrounds yesterday, I got results closely resembling yours. The winner was in the top 2 horses 80% and was the top horse 50%. It also delivered two cold tri's, three cold exactas, three Pic 3's and one Pic 4 for an roi of 175%.

One of the two races it didn't get was the second race. Were you able to bring that one in with HTR2?

Keep up the good work...Marty

partsnut 03-04-2007 09:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shipper (Post 16236)

One of the two races it didn't get was the second race. Were you able to bring that one in with HTR2?

Keep up the good work...Marty

Marty, I am very happy for your success with RDSS.
I believe RDSS has some strong capabilities and should be a primary tool for those that choose to use it. Ted has put a lot of effort into it and I believe this program will get better and better.

The second race was one of the ones I missed.
I lost the 6th race as well where my choice ran 2nd.

Fast4522 03-04-2007 10:30 AM

I think its cool that both you guys are doing well with Sartin programs, it is even cooler that HTR stuff is being posted here. It took one of our own to get the program and start using it and then post something. It looks like the days of only one way are over.

RichieP 03-04-2007 11:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by partsnut (Post 16233)
I am not here to dispute or disprove anyones method of play or the methods and tools others may use.
I can only account for myself and what I am achieving.
I thought these results would be noteworthy.
It might inspire those that are not getting positive results with what they are using and give them another direction in which to travel.

In 10 races at the Fairgrounds I had the winner in my top 2 horses 8 times for 80%
on 2 horse pick winners.
I am not ashamed to say that this was a first for me using HTR2 and it's data
On single picks I was at 40%
On bettable single picks I was 2 winners for 6 races (33%) with a postiive ROI (1.42 on every dollar bet).
I hit the trifecta in the contest as well.
The program and data work for me.

If there are those that are skeptical, let me assure you that these results
can be verified.

Bill
You are one of the hardest working and nicest guys here man! Congrats on your success and keep those "parts" moving nicely!
Richiie:)

Turf Speculator 03-04-2007 11:38 AM

Software
 
The best software for thoroughbred racing is not advertised anywhere. It is a customized application designed specifically for the individual user.

No commercially marketed software will turn a losing player into a winning one.

tompkins 03-04-2007 01:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fast4522 (Post 16240)
I think its cool that both you guys are doing well with Sartin programs, it is even cooler that HTR stuff is being posted here. It took one of our own to get the program and start using it and then post something. It looks like the days of only one way are over.

same ideas in a different package=same ideas dressed differently but the same ideas

JimG 03-04-2007 01:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turf Speculator (Post 16242)

No commercially marketed software will turn a losing player into a winning one.

I just love absolute statements like the above. It is certainly untrue. I do agree that if you lack imagination and just blindly bet the top pick on a commercial program, the chances of long-term success are rare. However, good commercial software can provide unique data that when placed in the hands of thoughtful players that learn the ins and outs (strengths and weaknesses) of the software, and practice decent money management techniques, can enable a marginal loser to turn a profit. I know several players that now turn a profit due to their use of commercial software. By the way, their use is much more than betting the top horse to win.

Jim

admin 03-04-2007 02:02 PM

Thinking winning
 
I feel that whatever program you use
the most important feature of that program is
confidence and a feeling of trust and comfort
For me, Once I start doing races with something then saying "what happens if I use such and such"
I know I am not in the zone. I am very happy for Parts-Bill and anyone else that he feels in the zone with his program
To me that is the Methodology. Its that feeling of winning and feeling good about it that makes us as good as we can be

GS
Bill

Turf Speculator 03-04-2007 02:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JimG (Post 16247)
I just love absolute statements like the above. It is certainly untrue.
Jim

I should have made myself clear. Folks are not going to go out and buy some software and turn into winners overnight. That is the decades old magic box syndrome.

Hard work,patience and a game plan to me are important ingredients to make any software work.


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