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gl45 · 05-23-2008, 11:21 AM

from Randy K.
"When Jim would just simply look at a race and toss out most of the field because "they can't win", there was no way to nail down exactly "Why" he decided that."

ATM- March, 1962 RT wrote:
"From what has been said so far, it becomes clear that one of the first step in handicapping a race is to eliminate all animals in the race that DO NOT ENJOY at least, fair current CONDITION. Since a horse can't win if it is not sharp it is a waste of time to figure horses that are sadly lacking in this department. They should eliminated before one starts to figure the race."

Is horse's condition= "why" Jim would toss out most of the field?

05-23-2008, 11:21 AM	#1
gl45 Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 878	Match Up from Randy K. "When Jim would just simply look at a race and toss out most of the field because "they can't win", there was no way to nail down exactly "Why" he decided that." ATM- March, 1962 RT wrote: "From what has been said so far, it becomes clear that one of the first step in handicapping a race is to eliminate all animals in the race that DO NOT ENJOY at least, fair current CONDITION. Since a horse can't win if it is not sharp it is a waste of time to figure horses that are sadly lacking in this department. They should eliminated before one starts to figure the race." Is horse's condition= "why" Jim would toss out most of the field?