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Originally Posted by Mitch44
Here you go Parakeet:
69% and over is Early
68.40 to 69% is Early Presser
67.60 to 68.39 % is Sustained Presser
Under 67.59 to 67.01 % is Sustained
Under 67.00% is Late ( you'll see this one in very long routes, some turf races and in one run closers)
You can also get these by finding the break point within RDSS for the % Med. , not the visual ESP.
Mitch44
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Thank you, Mitch and Ted. You have both helped me tremendously with your data.
I was looking at the overall performance of this year's 3-year-old colts. I am a bit surprised that they are a bit on the lower end of the spectrum in-respect of their running style to median output. For example, I have Rock Your World, who won the Santa Anita Derby, he did it in gate-to-wire fashion. So on other handicapping venues, that would label him as an "E", right? My calculation shows he won it at a 68.4% median, which designates him as either an EP or P according to either one of your charts. His previous two races were a 68.2% and a 67.7%. So he is truly not a front runner, just more or less took advantage of a Grade One race void of any actual legit early speed horses. Am I right in assuming this?