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LBJ: "We should not forget the pioneers of pace handicapping, Huey and Ray. Their initial pace concepts, are the foundations of pace handicapping."
I agree completely LBJ. That's more or less what I meant by: "Just as Doc Sartin developed ideas and concepts, he acknowledges that he borrowed ideas and concepts..."
These ideas were later developed and advanced over the years from their origins.
And there is, of course, much more to the Methodology than just differing ways of doing pace analysis (as Bill correctly pointed out). I simply see that (pace) as the cornerstone of the actual handicapping part of the methodology, if you will.
JL
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