My Screen shot for Belmont
 

Here is my preliminary screen shots, if someone has different numbers , say in the Newpace Screen , or other screen please post them

Now on the Newpace screen for the Derby, I'll Have Another, was the "sw" horse, I guess that meant swing horse .

This is where you must trust your pacelines and then trust the program, as last year the program correctly had Ruler on Ice on top, go back and see it is posted here somewhere.

Here is my configuration

I Use the line close as 12 fl come up with
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Belmont Stakes
 

I used the best perceptor in last 3. I think that one must take a long look at the uncoupled McPeek entry. #2 is a speed demon which seems to set up #4 very nicely. Using my style of handicapping, one must bet the 4.

Questions
 

Patrick, can you tell me what your reasoning was to use 5.5 and 6f lines?

Charlie, why didn't you include #5 Dullahan? He hasn't been scratched has he.

Questions
 

Hi

Seeing all of those pace line selections just confuses me.:eek:

Would it not make things easier to have just the ones having a reasonable chance of being there at the end.

Barb Amazing catch, thank you thank you, I do not know why those line are there, as I would use different lines, I must have been very tired when I did this, and accidently hit the lines when moving over them, as my laptop, is getting very touchy, as it should , being over 5 yrs old.

Here are my new screen shots

I agree, but I just wanted everyone to see all the pacelines I used, before I start hiding the non-contenders.

I am looking hard at the 9 and 4 as well as the 5 Dullahan, with possible small win bets on a few other horse as well.

Best of luck all

Patrick

dullahan
 

I don't why Dullahan is not on my printouts. I don't think he will win so I moved him to the noncontenders so I must have deleted him by mistake. As we discussed previously, I love uncoupled entries. The #4 is 30-1 on the morning line. Dullahan and I'll Have Another will be used underneath any multiple horse bets.

Gotcha Charlie. Thanks for reminding me.