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Bill Lyster · 05-23-2009, 04:37 PM

FPLR is the 9:

I set the pace up off the front running style of the 6, but the SEGMENTS screen shows the 9 dominant all the way across. If you look at the VELOCITY screen it confirms that the 9 has better fractions and that the 6 can't keep up. Also I consider it a negative when my visual pacesetter with arguably and EP running style is shown ranked below an SP and an S type runner. Pretty much puts the kabosh on the 6. VELOCITY indicates that the 10 fades after the 2nd call and that the 8 is the only horse that can both keep up and potentially pass the 9 (2F and 3F numbers for 6 and 7 show no ability to run in the middle of the race and not enuf late to pass the 8

So 9 and 8 are my horses here with 7 and 10 as place candidates.

05-23-2009, 04:37 PM	#7
Bill Lyster Grade 1 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Escondido CA just 25 minutes from where the turf meets the surf - "...at Del Mar" Posts: 2,504	Race 9: 9 furlongs on poly FPLR is the 9: I set the pace up off the front running style of the 6, but the SEGMENTS screen shows the 9 dominant all the way across. If you look at the VELOCITY screen it confirms that the 9 has better fractions and that the 6 can't keep up. Also I consider it a negative when my visual pacesetter with arguably and EP running style is shown ranked below an SP and an S type runner. Pretty much puts the kabosh on the 6. VELOCITY indicates that the 10 fades after the 2nd call and that the 8 is the only horse that can both keep up and potentially pass the 9 (2F and 3F numbers for 6 and 7 show no ability to run in the middle of the race and not enuf late to pass the 8 So 9 and 8 are my horses here with 7 and 10 as place candidates. Attached Images