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Old 03-05-2007, 04:01 PM   #10
racer100
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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Great tip! thanks Ted.

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Originally Posted by Ted Craven View Post
Racer, (navigation tip): instead of writing down your selected POR times on paper, why not try applying the check-mark (left-hand checkbox) so they show up in the Analysis screen. By looking on the Analysis Original tab, you see all the chosen PORs for all horses in one place. Then you can conduct your relative analysis of how they match.

Re, the Adjustment screen, remember that the Val/Spec/RDSS adjustment scheme normalizes times not to today's track, surface, distance but to a hypothetical norm (e.g. 'Sartin Downs'), thus even GP 6f dirt lines with a 0 DTV will be adjusted by the Inter Track variant amount that surface varies from the hypothetical norm (that's part of how we attempt to compare apples to apples).

I would advise not 'mixing methods' - if you're following Matching techniques, use the adjustment scheme advised by Jim and Richie. Only use the rest of the energy based analyses as a corollary.

I'll let Richie address your matching questions from your Origianl screen POR, position and beaten length notes.

Ted
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