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Mark · 07-22-2016, 08:11 PM

I appreciate your comments, however I have realized over the last 3 1/2 years I am not a Jim Bradshaw. I am in awe of Jim Bradshaw and believe in his Match Up certainly, but my primary task is to figure out how to implement his teachings, concepts and principles via RDSS2. It is just a fact of life that I begrudgingly have come to accept. My canvas is the Original screen and other adjusted screens in RDSS2. So while I have looked forward to opening a dialog with you, it may very well be that you handicap from the Racing Form as Jim did and I will continue to have to experiment and attempt to use the RDSS2 program in a manner that is consistent with his teachings.
For example when I have assigned Running Styles and established a projected pace either through the use of FPLR or via POWER LINES, my reality is the Segment screen. These numbers and visuals are what I have to develop pattern recognition with. The Energy screen is also helpful especially if I think the race will run Late as the L/EP# is extremely good. And when my final contenders are off of the same track I can usually use the Original screen and voodoo lines to find the "horse closest to the leader, factoring in the pace of the race. Your 3 matching early spot play is easily seen there as well. I have also learned to discount horses with earlier ESP than their Running Style in my contender selection. If an E or EP shows position over 4 at the 1st fraction that is a pretty good indication he/she is not going to be near the lead today against these competitors,
Any advice or suggestions relative to use of implementing the Match Up via RDSS2 would be greatly appreciated.

07-22-2016, 08:11 PM	#15
Mark Grade 1 Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 318	Thank you I appreciate your comments, however I have realized over the last 3 1/2 years I am not a Jim Bradshaw. I am in awe of Jim Bradshaw and believe in his Match Up certainly, but my primary task is to figure out how to implement his teachings, concepts and principles via RDSS2. It is just a fact of life that I begrudgingly have come to accept. My canvas is the Original screen and other adjusted screens in RDSS2. So while I have looked forward to opening a dialog with you, it may very well be that you handicap from the Racing Form as Jim did and I will continue to have to experiment and attempt to use the RDSS2 program in a manner that is consistent with his teachings. For example when I have assigned Running Styles and established a projected pace either through the use of FPLR or via POWER LINES, my reality is the Segment screen. These numbers and visuals are what I have to develop pattern recognition with. The Energy screen is also helpful especially if I think the race will run Late as the L/EP# is extremely good. And when my final contenders are off of the same track I can usually use the Original screen and voodoo lines to find the "horse closest to the leader, factoring in the pace of the race. Your 3 matching early spot play is easily seen there as well. I have also learned to discount horses with earlier ESP than their Running Style in my contender selection. If an E or EP shows position over 4 at the 1st fraction that is a pretty good indication he/she is not going to be near the lead today against these competitors, Any advice or suggestions relative to use of implementing the Match Up via RDSS2 would be greatly appreciated.