Pace and Cap - Sartin Methodology & The Match Up - View Single Post

RichieP · 07-20-2016, 08:44 PM

Hi Mark,
Your process looks great (especially if it is making you money!).

Let me share with you and everyone a technique that Jim showed me that led to a bomb winner (this has repeated many times FWIW). It is going to be a variation on what you are doing but check it out going forward and see if it is something that works for you ok?

FPLR Early runner bomb detector:
1) Wait for the FPLR horse to have both 1c and 2c fastest POR along with an Early running style. He should be fighting for the lead at BOTH calls.

2) After the 2nd call he(she) completely packs it in losing by double digit lengths. Speed rating looking at final time is HORRIBLE. (Matchers at least those following Hat's Methodology pay virtually NO attention to final time)

3) Look at today's Matchup. Look at every horse's running style. Mark every horse's Power Line. Match all the Power Lines against our Early runner's best line. If the Early guy can't be beat looking at Power Lines assume with confidence the early guy is in form and he is "Your Horse" as Jim would say to me!

This is a Jim "The Hat" Bradshaw spot play "Early" given to me in 2006. I am so glad I took notes and actually kept them (Karen is a huge help!!!)

More later on his FPLR teachings to me. My grandson, stepdaughter are here and family is calling!

Richie

07-20-2016, 08:44 PM	#14
RichieP Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 7,019	Hi Mark, Your process looks great (especially if it is making you money!). Let me share with you and everyone a technique that Jim showed me that led to a bomb winner (this has repeated many times FWIW). It is going to be a variation on what you are doing but check it out going forward and see if it is something that works for you ok? FPLR Early runner bomb detector: 1) Wait for the FPLR horse to have both 1c and 2c fastest POR along with an Early running style. He should be fighting for the lead at BOTH calls. 2) After the 2nd call he(she) completely packs it in losing by double digit lengths. Speed rating looking at final time is HORRIBLE. (Matchers at least those following Hat's Methodology pay virtually NO attention to final time) 3) Look at today's Matchup. Look at every horse's running style. Mark every horse's Power Line. Match all the Power Lines against our Early runner's best line. If the Early guy can't be beat looking at Power Lines assume with confidence the early guy is in form and he is "Your Horse" as Jim would say to me! This is a Jim "The Hat" Bradshaw spot play "Early" given to me in 2006. I am so glad I took notes and actually kept them (Karen is a huge help!!!) More later on his FPLR teachings to me. My grandson, stepdaughter are here and family is calling! Richie __________________ "Grampy I'm talking to you!"