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Bill V. · 03-13-2014, 10:46 AM

Thanks Terry

Just for my own interest ( others too? )
Since you chopped off the date and race #
what race is this ..

Now to your answer. Is line 1 a plus line ?
Is this representative of what you feel the horse will run in the race you are handicapping ?

As for as your POR /POH

Now look at the POH or PACE OF HORSE figures for this horse.
Since I don't know the distance of the race your showing its up to you to tell me.

In all its plus races which have been adjusted to this race distance
and equalized to a "Sartin Downs" racetrack, when it runs plus races
what is the POH total energy for those races ?

Next in those plus races what was the PACE OF THE RACE (POR) it ran
against.?

So now after you have all your contenders and representative pace lines
you can see if the expected pace of race total energy will be something this horse can run against ,
Now If you look at the total energy for all those contenders and you see
this horse has never been able to run against what you expect the POR
total energy to be then you have to decide if its final odds justify the risk
of a bet.

03-13-2014, 10:46 AM	#4
Bill V. The egg man Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Carlsbad, California Posts: 10,005	Why Thanks Terry Just for my own interest ( others too? ) Since you chopped off the date and race # what race is this .. Now to your answer. Is line 1 a plus line ? Is this representative of what you feel the horse will run in the race you are handicapping ? As for as your POR /POH Now look at the POH or PACE OF HORSE figures for this horse. Since I don't know the distance of the race your showing its up to you to tell me. In all its plus races which have been adjusted to this race distance and equalized to a "Sartin Downs" racetrack, when it runs plus races what is the POH total energy for those races ? Next in those plus races what was the PACE OF THE RACE (POR) it ran against.? So now after you have all your contenders and representative pace lines you can see if the expected pace of race total energy will be something this horse can run against , Now If you look at the total energy for all those contenders and you see this horse has never been able to run against what you expect the POR total energy to be then you have to decide if its final odds justify the risk of a bet.