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Originally Posted by Mitch44
This occurs more at MVR during winter than at Parx, probably a result of a frozen track. These lines should be avoided at all costs. Back in the early 90's we avoided variants over 28 & under - 6 which is about 5.5 lengths from the norm or average of 17. After that they become very unreliable.
The solution is to avoid them unless all have those type lines which does happen at MVR in the winter or change your settings in RDSS as you can control what you'll accept such as 50% of . . .
Hope this helps.
Mitch44
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I’m thinking that at present, simply avoiding those venues is the best solution. Too many situations where the track may or may not have improved or worsened a horse’s form. Then you have to play the guessing game as to whether or not the horse will run back or simply improve/regress out of the blue. The warmer climate tracks seem to run with more consistency so the lack of aberrancy makes it easier to find the right line.
RDSS is good at what it does, but nothing is ever 100% perfect.