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Originally Posted by Tim Y
From a late great handicapper who died long before his time: "NEVER look at a race as an absolute. Think or race scenarios and bet accordingly."
ALL of us have runs where the camera is not kind yet we figured the horses would be close at the wire. IT is part of the game, always will be.
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Tim
True enough that being beaten by the camera is part of the game, but I believe that my beats are something that could been avoided with RDSS, or knowledge of the pace and energy of the horse I chose to bet on. I really feel that this program can help me indentify horses that will fade at the wire, wouldn't you agree , that Doc had a way of seeing this occur time and time again in his mind , and then the race would be just as he invisioned.
I will be there someday , I hope, and I was just asking about what part of the readout on RDSS will help to find those fader's, and better choose my horses, and then I will practice looking for it,and hopefully get better than I am now.
Now this is just one part of the Pace of the Race that confuses me as I find 2nd place horses instead of winners, but this one is my biggest fault or most crushing defeat, and I want to find a way to stop it, and then we can go on to finding the deep closers and wire to wire guys later, but let me find a way to stop betting on the eye=lash fader's, as it is killing me slowly.
Please do not hink I am asking for the keys to mint or the top secret way to win, and if so , that is not the case, just trying to learn the program and what it can do for me, and I am asking the things I hope it can do for me, and will get answers back saying , oh, yeah that can be done, let me show you how, it may take you some time to learn it, but it can be done, and then I say thank you , and now let me get busy. Okay
thank you
patrick