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Old 06-26-2009, 06:59 PM   #10
Bill V.
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Early Late

Hello Patrick

Since you have RDSS this will be a good thing to study
Maybe not now It will come at some time. look for a slow quiet time. Slow down and relax your mind. Sit back and see if you can put your mind into a
state that your aware and relaxed.
Now open up any horse from any track
Take a not of that horses APV and Class rating
Look at a horse that is in the top 5 APV and for this excersise
look at races that have a race rating over 85 but maybe less than
95
These are not great but not pigs horses
Look for a horse that shows a few wins and in the money
finishes were it was right there at the finish
Set the original pacelines in the uper tap area
and set the 2nd window to the E/L TPR tab

Now put a check mark on the horses good races
since you say you are getting beat late it sound to me like your betting
some Early and early pressers that are using too much of there energy
Look at the good races in a horses PP's and not its readouts on the E/L
graph. You should see the horses confort zone

If a horse wins with a 12 early on the early late graph
but runs second or 3rd with a 15 E/l Its could be a case of
in a match up with other early horses the horse will go out of its E/L comfort zone a quick run skimmy of each horse in the race and picking running styles
can tell you if your early horses might need to use too much of there energy
early which might cause that last second loss

I think two very import readout on RDSS or Spec160 or Val4
or any Sartin Program is the combination of Total energy and the Early late graph
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