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THE HAT · 12-22-2007, 11:18 AM

A "Power Line" is the fastest pace of race showing where the horse finished competitively. Regardless of track or where it is in the past performances. Many of you are ignoring the total pace and are using finish position with beaten lengths to determine "power lines." Remember, all horse’s may not have "power lines.’ Use "power lines" to evaluate horses and find the true contenders in today’s race.

I realize Rich is taking you through steps to find running styles and "power lines," but you can get a head start in matching "power lines." Do not assign a "power line" to a horse just because he finished third, when he finished fourth from a faster time.

12-22-2007, 11:18 AM	#107
THE HAT Grade 2 Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 86	A "Power Line" is the fastest pace of race showing where the horse finished competitively. Regardless of track or where it is in the past performances. Many of you are ignoring the total pace and are using finish position with beaten lengths to determine "power lines." Remember, all horse’s may not have "power lines.’ Use "power lines" to evaluate horses and find the true contenders in today’s race. I realize Rich is taking you through steps to find running styles and "power lines," but you can get a head start in matching "power lines." Do not assign a "power line" to a horse just because he finished third, when he finished fourth from a faster time.