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Originally Posted by lone speed
Ted..
Out of curiosity...when one is looking at the analysis screen, is this the adjusted screen or with the original pace lines as is?
Also, the top of your screen shows the Wood at 8.5 furlongs whereas the Wood is at 9 furlongs....
Thanks in advance... 
Since I am asking questions...is there a vital factors read outs in Rdss? |
Hi LS,
This screen is the
'Bottom Line/Betting Line or BL/BL' screen - a sort of Summary screen showing all the '
vital factors' which are components of or tangential to the Line Score / Odds Line. All the factor ranks shown are derived from
adjusted times (adjusted by a Daily Track Variant and Inter-Track Variant), not raw times or segments.
Normally, race times are also projected to today's distance, but as you point out, I calculated this race as if it were 8.5 furlongs instead of the actual 9 furlongs. Because of the abundance of Early Speed horses (6 out of 9, by my reckoning, with
26 Quirin Speed Points between them!), I wanted to do a raw time Projected Pace matchup to see which of the Earlies were throw-outs and which ones I needed to analyse further by the energy-based readouts. But I couldn't do that with all the horses having run 8.x furlong races and today's race being 9f (because the call times did not line up). So I just changed the distance to 8.5 f so I could use that tool.
That analysis then told me the race 'might' run Other Than Early, but also that the 2 best Earlies (#8 and #11) could not be counted out. The 2 best OTE's were: #2 and #5.
BTW, only 1 horse had ever run 9f before - guess who
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#2 Wicked Strong, the winner (and finished very well, and at AQU!).