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mufasa · 08-20-2007, 10:24 AM

You know Froggy I to have come to the very same conclusion you have seemed to reach. Why handicap the results of the BLBL especially when there is such a juicy odds choice given in the very predictive 1-2 Tiers. I made that mistake once and let a 60/1 horse get away at Belmont and swore then-- never again. I was not playing the races yesterday so I would hope that had the #5 come up for me I would have at least thrown a couple of bucks its way.

The Doc Sartin programs, especially as to my experience with Spec 160/RDSS, come up with some big BLBL bombs from time to time that can not generally be picked-up with conventional capping to include the Match Up. The Doc Sartin based programs of late use the equalized-normalized-adjusted data (which is totally useless as to normal capping--IMO) in conjunction with the ever mysterious chaos math to give a BLBL output with a very steady range of winning odds in the upper tiers, at certain times and tracks. This phenomenon can not be duplicated with conventional capping as I see it.

Thanks,

Robert

08-20-2007, 10:24 AM	#2
mufasa Grade 1 Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 310	You know Froggy I to have come to the very same conclusion you have seemed to reach. Why handicap the results of the BLBL especially when there is such a juicy odds choice given in the very predictive 1-2 Tiers. I made that mistake once and let a 60/1 horse get away at Belmont and swore then-- never again. I was not playing the races yesterday so I would hope that had the #5 come up for me I would have at least thrown a couple of bucks its way. The Doc Sartin programs, especially as to my experience with Spec 160/RDSS, come up with some big BLBL bombs from time to time that can not generally be picked-up with conventional capping to include the Match Up. The Doc Sartin based programs of late use the equalized-normalized-adjusted data (which is totally useless as to normal capping--IMO) in conjunction with the ever mysterious chaos math to give a BLBL output with a very steady range of winning odds in the upper tiers, at certain times and tracks. This phenomenon can not be duplicated with conventional capping as I see it. Thanks, Robert