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froggy · 08-21-2007, 12:01 AM

Ted,

Do they really have alimony in Canada?

I marvel at what we have does.
It takes horses from different tracks, surfaces and distances and comes up with a probable winner and is right more times than it is wrong.
I no longer keep track profiles or Brohammer Models.
No more worrying about whether a track is faster or slower or is a different class level than todays track.
No more worrying about par times or whether its muddy or sloppy or poly or turf.
I just look at the corollaries a little and ask "can this horse do the distance and do I have the right odds".
This week will be spent going back over several 100 races to see if I can streamline things some as per your suggestion.

Thanks for everything.

Froggy

08-21-2007, 12:01 AM	#12
froggy Grade 1 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Bullhead City Az Posts: 921	Ted, Do they really have alimony in Canada? I marvel at what we have does. It takes horses from different tracks, surfaces and distances and comes up with a probable winner and is right more times than it is wrong. I no longer keep track profiles or Brohammer Models. No more worrying about whether a track is faster or slower or is a different class level than todays track. No more worrying about par times or whether its muddy or sloppy or poly or turf. I just look at the corollaries a little and ask "can this horse do the distance and do I have the right odds". This week will be spent going back over several 100 races to see if I can streamline things some as per your suggestion. Thanks for everything. Froggy Last edited by froggy; 08-21-2007 at 12:09 AM.