TS: I'm glad this was of some value to you. Without getting into how I selected my final contenders, when I first scanned the race and checked which pacelines I might use if I made the horse a contender, for the horses you listed, we match 100% on pacelines.
I just ran it through EXDC with TM and Thoromation actually had it running early in both adjust modes, again because I was missing an early contender or two, and this will mess with the "variegate". In all the screens you mentioned, yes, the 1 was dominant, and on the LP preplay screens, the one was dominant.
It als0 had the "1" in PR, HE, SP, & LX. Even with a lack of early speed, it was #3 in both EP and FX under the "1 adjust".
Here's a quote from the Pace Advantage board:
"Roger Stein has a radio show right-or at least he did? Maybe he can comment on it. The horse figured but I was scared away by the long lay-off and trainer stats"
and on the P6:
I can't believe somebody hit that thing...............
Roger Friggin Stein brings in a huge price in the finale and somebody hits it?
My thoughts: Roger Friggin Stein, you the man!
On to the next puzzle.
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Originally Posted by Turf Speculator
Lsosa
After seeing your post I fired up the old thoromation program and hand entered the following lines:
the 1- line 3
the 2- line 1
the 3- line 4
the 4- line 3
the 7- line 3
the 8- line 2
the 9- line 3
These were the closest finish in a turf route in their recent past performances. I agree with your call of the winner going other than early and did not enter lines for the early runners.
Going to both the matchup pace and kxdc pace screens your winning 1 horse is dominant late horse on both screens and on the matchup pace screen also dominates the turn time matchup as well.
With all lines coming from Socal circuit except the 3 horse I just went by the auto adjust and didn't touch anything.
There was more than a 2 point difference in total energies of the contenders so I also used the 2 adjust to check the readouts. Doing this the winning 1 still dominates both screens mentioned above as well as winning the sp preplay screen by a good margin.
Congratulations and thank you for putting this out there so to speak. While I didn't bet the race I certainly learned something.
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