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kahunab · 01-02-2014, 11:51 PM

The Mess, Chaos or the Pass Race

I post this race as an example of a pattern that we should all learn to recognize. How do you know when to pass? Here we have a race where two of our top 3 horses are layoff horses. They both have good works and have showed they can win off of a layoff. One of our top 5 horses, the 9, only has two lines. Look at the readouts. There is always another race coming where we can recognize and profit from the pattern. We need to run from these Chaos races!!!

Happy New Year and Good, Fun, Profitable, Handicapping.

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01-02-2014, 11:51 PM	#4
kahunab Grade 1 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Colorado Posts: 318	The Mess, Chaos or the Pass Race I post this race as an example of a pattern that we should all learn to recognize. How do you know when to pass? Here we have a race where two of our top 3 horses are layoff horses. They both have good works and have showed they can win off of a layoff. One of our top 5 horses, the 9, only has two lines. Look at the readouts. There is always another race coming where we can recognize and profit from the pattern. We need to run from these Chaos races!!! Happy New Year and Good, Fun, Profitable, Handicapping. __________________ Haakon 47 'Something magical happens when you bring together a group of people from different disciplines with a common purpose.' Mark Stefik Palo Alto Research Centre Fellow