Pace and Cap - Sartin Methodology & The Match Up - View Single Post

RichieP · 03-27-2008, 05:36 AM

We have our projected pace
22.4 - 45.6 - 58.1

Hat's method:

Start with the 1 horse - last race collapsed against this proj pace. 2 back collapsed against pace 2 seconds slower than today. OUT

Go to the 2 horse - shows 1 race against todays pace,line 3. Horror show. OUT

Go to the 3 horse - Our "pace horse" so we know he's sharp. Come down and use line 8 from Meadowlands as Power Line.Wins from 2nd posisiton. IN

Match the 3 against the 4 now. 4 shows 3 lines against todays pace,lines 3,6,7, Couldn't compete in any (line 7 was just CHASING speed). OUT

Match the 3 against the 5 - Lines 3,4,5 against todays pace. Horror show. OUT.

Match the 3 against the 6.Lines 2 and 3 show runs against this pace where he collapsed. OUT

Match the 3 against the 7 - Lines 2 and 4 against todays pace. Line 4 is ok but he ran from 3rd position and we already have the 3 running and winning from 2nd position. The 3 is ahead of the 7 POSITIONALLY. 7 is OUT

Match the 3 against the 8 - Line 3 against faster pace than todays projected. Runs 3-2-2 positionally. Line 6 runs against a 21.4 - 44.4 - 110.2 and power moves 5-4-2. Now come down to line 9 the Meadowlands route. Has the LEAD at the first call in a 2 turn route in a 22.2. He is now FAST and WINS from the 1st position knocking the 3 horse out. IN

Match the 8 against the 9 - The 9 shows 1 race against the pace,line 2. Horror show and OUT.

The 8 is the horse to beat with the 3 as the "other horse".

THIS is how Jim taught me to work races with him ok? A horse by horse matchup NEVER focusing on only one paceline (using pieces of different fast races where the horse was competitive) and NEVER carrying a projected pace to the finish.

Jeff we will do another "live" race next week where we can project a pace from an on the lead horse.

Richie

03-27-2008, 05:36 AM	#17
RichieP Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 7,019	We have our projected pace 22.4 - 45.6 - 58.1 Hat's method: Start with the 1 horse - last race collapsed against this proj pace. 2 back collapsed against pace 2 seconds slower than today. OUT Go to the 2 horse - shows 1 race against todays pace,line 3. Horror show. OUT Go to the 3 horse - Our "pace horse" so we know he's sharp. Come down and use line 8 from Meadowlands as Power Line.Wins from 2nd posisiton. IN Match the 3 against the 4 now. 4 shows 3 lines against todays pace,lines 3,6,7, Couldn't compete in any (line 7 was just CHASING speed). OUT Match the 3 against the 5 - Lines 3,4,5 against todays pace. Horror show. OUT. Match the 3 against the 6.Lines 2 and 3 show runs against this pace where he collapsed. OUT Match the 3 against the 7 - Lines 2 and 4 against todays pace. Line 4 is ok but he ran from 3rd position and we already have the 3 running and winning from 2nd position. The 3 is ahead of the 7 POSITIONALLY. 7 is OUT Match the 3 against the 8 - Line 3 against faster pace than todays projected. Runs 3-2-2 positionally. Line 6 runs against a 21.4 - 44.4 - 110.2 and power moves 5-4-2. Now come down to line 9 the Meadowlands route. Has the LEAD at the first call in a 2 turn route in a 22.2. He is now FAST and WINS from the 1st position knocking the 3 horse out. IN Match the 8 against the 9 - The 9 shows 1 race against the pace,line 2. Horror show and OUT. The 8 is the horse to beat with the 3 as the "other horse". THIS is how Jim taught me to work races with him ok? A horse by horse matchup NEVER focusing on only one paceline (using pieces of different fast races where the horse was competitive) and NEVER carrying a projected pace to the finish. Jeff we will do another "live" race next week where we can project a pace from an on the lead horse. Richie __________________ "Grampy I'm talking to you!"