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Originally Posted by Rxlawyer
Houndog:
I was looking at your screen 4 and I do not think those MUV numbers are close at all. The numbers actually look fairly normal for an average race. DD6 has almost no chance of winning any race because an MUV over 2 (or so) is a definite disadvantage. I find that horses with an MUV over 2.00 rarely win - PROVIDED - and this is a BIG PROVIDED - the 0.00 MUV horse is a true contender with a valid line. Most of the time when I go back and look at a race where a horse with a MUV over 2.00 wins I usually see that I used a bad line (in retrospect) for the horse that earned the 0.00 MUV.
Gary
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Yes Gary I gave an extreme example in this race. To you as an experienced user of Energy these numbers do not seem close. The program seems to think they are close enough to warrant a S/P variegate predictor, especially in the case of the top 2. As far as a horse like DD6 I used to play horses like this alot when I first started using Energy because of all the 1's in the sort.
I was just trying to illustrate areas where some users may need to look closer at other readouts. Obviously you know by experience and your records what the MUV cut-off point is.