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Repden94 · 11-06-2010, 09:18 PM

Good Day!!

Could I pick a couple brains please?

Tell me about the DRF Variant printed in the Form. If I am correct, I understand the first number is the average of the Beyers numbers for that day. The follow-up number is the variant which is basically 100-(the average for that day). The higher the number, the slower the track ( or the slower the competition) and the lower the number , the faster the track (or the faster the competition).

So, is it generally correct, that if you are handicapping a certain track, and the races that day are "running either slow or fast", deferentiating between routes and sprints, you might have an advantage seeing the previous lines of a horses' pp's and see that their quick times were on a similiar type track (ie..Fast or slow).

I read Brohammers chapter on the DRF variant and it is interesting to me.

Thanks in advance.

11-06-2010, 09:18 PM	#1
Repden94 AlwNW1X Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Lafayette, CO Posts: 15	DRF Variant Good Day!! Could I pick a couple brains please? Tell me about the DRF Variant printed in the Form. If I am correct, I understand the first number is the average of the Beyers numbers for that day. The follow-up number is the variant which is basically 100-(the average for that day). The higher the number, the slower the track ( or the slower the competition) and the lower the number , the faster the track (or the faster the competition). So, is it generally correct, that if you are handicapping a certain track, and the races that day are "running either slow or fast", deferentiating between routes and sprints, you might have an advantage seeing the previous lines of a horses' pp's and see that their quick times were on a similiar type track (ie..Fast or slow). I read Brohammers chapter on the DRF variant and it is interesting to me. Thanks in advance.