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Houndog · 04-24-2006, 02:28 PM

shoe, the important readouts for me in the ENERGY! program is the Varius screen with the EMUV, SMUV, and UXR readings. These are the actual numbers with low being best. Another important screen is the Match-Up Exdc (the actual numbers) low being best. To me the least important screen is the rankings sort.

shoe, you can use whatever method that you feel comfortable with as far as contender and paceline selection. I really don't have any rules, but I think you get more proficient with practice. Michael Pizzolla said he has entered thousands of pacelines to get better at it. At that time they were using + - 0 for paceline selection. Visual ESP. APV, Pizzolla PBS numbers, and later Phase1(TPR) numbers for contenders. Also Doc mentioned for ENERGY! and THOROMATION do not enter more than 9 beaten lengths for any fraction. This only applies to these 2 programs.

In the Match-Up EXDC look for 0.00 in any of the 3 columns. If they have 0.00's in more than 1 column so much the better. These types are always dangerous. I will stress that the ENERGY! sort EP PR HE SP LX FX is the least powerful screen in ENERGY! I would look at the MUV though and Model that number. You will find that at certain tracks and distances horses cannnot have an MUV greater than a certain number and win.

04-24-2006, 02:28 PM	#7
Houndog Grade 1 Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 1,258	shoe, the important readouts for me in the ENERGY! program is the Varius screen with the EMUV, SMUV, and UXR readings. These are the actual numbers with low being best. Another important screen is the Match-Up Exdc (the actual numbers) low being best. To me the least important screen is the rankings sort. shoe, you can use whatever method that you feel comfortable with as far as contender and paceline selection. I really don't have any rules, but I think you get more proficient with practice. Michael Pizzolla said he has entered thousands of pacelines to get better at it. At that time they were using + - 0 for paceline selection. Visual ESP. APV, Pizzolla PBS numbers, and later Phase1(TPR) numbers for contenders. Also Doc mentioned for ENERGY! and THOROMATION do not enter more than 9 beaten lengths for any fraction. This only applies to these 2 programs. In the Match-Up EXDC look for 0.00 in any of the 3 columns. If they have 0.00's in more than 1 column so much the better. These types are always dangerous. I will stress that the ENERGY! sort EP PR HE SP LX FX is the least powerful screen in ENERGY! I would look at the MUV though and Model that number. You will find that at certain tracks and distances horses cannnot have an MUV greater than a certain number and win. Last edited by Houndog; 04-24-2006 at 02:35 PM.