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Originally Posted by pktruckdriver
Ok , but how and what exactly do I look at to see if the the winning horse is accellerating at the 2nd call to the finish? Precisely, as I thought that the horse whose last call was quicker than the previous call, (the 2nd call, I thought), is this assumption true, if not then I am lost.
Thanks David
Patrick
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Patrick, you can learn how to calculate feet per second velocity from The Follow Ups in the library.
However, I have no idea why you think this angle is paramount. It's not.
And I agree you are lost. You don't seem to have any direction and are flopping around like a fish out of water.
On the positive side you can find your way. You need to get these crazy ideas out of your head and pay attention to what wins.
Also, as I've recommended to you in a private message you should only be playing sprints at this point. No maiden races either. No turf races. Claiming and allowance sprints. Period. Nothing else.
For one thing sprints are the easiest to handicap. For another they are most condusive to pace anlaysis.
You should be making win, place and show bets only. Prove you can win. Establish self confidence and a bankroll. Follow Dick Schmidt's advice. Start with $200 and turn it into $400 before you even think about exotic betting. Can you do that?