Pace and Cap - Sartin Methodology & The Match Up - View Single Post - Sunday at the Spa, but with a little extra news

clore1030 · 08-07-2011, 05:35 PM

I'm probably not going to wager as i have a self-imposed rule about off tracks, but the Honorable Miss is a temptation today.

My models are all based on dry tracks, but Tar Heel Mom looks to be the winner based on its ranking in the top two predictors at 6 furlongs, EP and FW.

I see that New Pace appears to agree if I'm reading it correctly. I do ask if the pace lines are auto-generated by RDSS or the New Pace module - if at all. If it's the latter, it would weigh heavily in my purchase decision. Not that I'll be likely to stop selecting my own lines, but it would be an interesting exercise to compare.

But the odds on the horse which has won 5 of 9 in the mud are likely to be much less than the morning line, combine that with my off-track stance and most likely I'll just be watching.

08-07-2011, 05:35 PM	#8
clore1030 Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1,678	Getting back to business I'm probably not going to wager as i have a self-imposed rule about off tracks, but the Honorable Miss is a temptation today. My models are all based on dry tracks, but Tar Heel Mom looks to be the winner based on its ranking in the top two predictors at 6 furlongs, EP and FW. I see that New Pace appears to agree if I'm reading it correctly. I do ask if the pace lines are auto-generated by RDSS or the New Pace module - if at all. If it's the latter, it would weigh heavily in my purchase decision. Not that I'll be likely to stop selecting my own lines, but it would be an interesting exercise to compare. But the odds on the horse which has won 5 of 9 in the mud are likely to be much less than the morning line, combine that with my off-track stance and most likely I'll just be watching.