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Bill V. · 10-15-2010, 07:09 PM

Wow I am happy to help. Louie. What you put in the boxes for the projected calls does nothing more than show you by color how fast or slow the pace of that pace lines por was compared to your choice of a number. The numbers to the left of the past performace line are the pace of race numbers the 44.6 I used in the example means the horse on the lead at the second call triggered the timer when its nose broke the timing beam.
Other than some readouts everything on rdss all readouts are adjusted figures you can use the original lines and either hand enter them into hand entry versions of sartin programs. In 3 call format only or send the data directly from rdss if you want to make any of your own adjustment that's the way to go

10-15-2010, 07:09 PM	#5
Bill V. The egg man Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Carlsbad, California Posts: 10,005	you are welcome Wow I am happy to help. Louie. What you put in the boxes for the projected calls does nothing more than show you by color how fast or slow the pace of that pace lines por was compared to your choice of a number. The numbers to the left of the past performace line are the pace of race numbers the 44.6 I used in the example means the horse on the lead at the second call triggered the timer when its nose broke the timing beam. Other than some readouts everything on rdss all readouts are adjusted figures you can use the original lines and either hand enter them into hand entry versions of sartin programs. In 3 call format only or send the data directly from rdss if you want to make any of your own adjustment that's the way to go