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Turbulator · 10-18-2006, 05:29 PM

Too much early so I look for an early presser or presser.

I project the pace off of the first two calls of the 8 horse, and the final time of the six horse--22.8 46.4 1:43 (in tenths--about a 1:38 or 1:39 mile.)

The six horse has won as an E, EP and Presser--a dangerous animal. The six horse also won the race in 1:43 from which the early pace is projected.

The six is the only horse in the race with the proper running style that can run to the projected pace.

(If you look closely you can see that the six doesn't do well with a slower pace unless he can get the lead all by himself, in which case he has wired the field.)

10-18-2006, 05:29 PM	#7
Turbulator Grade 1 Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 467	Too much early so I look for an early presser or presser. I project the pace off of the first two calls of the 8 horse, and the final time of the six horse--22.8 46.4 1:43 (in tenths--about a 1:38 or 1:39 mile.) The six horse has won as an E, EP and Presser--a dangerous animal. The six horse also won the race in 1:43 from which the early pace is projected. The six is the only horse in the race with the proper running style that can run to the projected pace. (If you look closely you can see that the six doesn't do well with a slower pace unless he can get the lead all by himself, in which case he has wired the field.) Last edited by Turbulator; 10-18-2006 at 05:35 PM.