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reckless · 07-30-2009, 02:52 PM

I mentioned this in one of my posts yesterday (Thursday) and had hoped both of you guys would have commented. I'll ask again:

When I use a route paceline for a horse that's running today in a sprint, that horse (1) often gets a very high late pace rating, and (2) is often a big contender if one looks at the total pace + fr3 in the incremental match-up (which I always look at).

Have you guys noticed any similar read-outs with turn-back horses??

Also, do you guys think that these read-outs could be artificially high due to the equalized adjustments in the program?

Thanks in advance to Tim and Ted.

Of course, any one else that wishes to weigh in please do.

07-30-2009, 02:52 PM	#10
reckless Grade 1 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: near Philadelphia Park Posts: 259	question for both Tim and Ted I mentioned this in one of my posts yesterday (Thursday) and had hoped both of you guys would have commented. I'll ask again: When I use a route paceline for a horse that's running today in a sprint, that horse (1) often gets a very high late pace rating, and (2) is often a big contender if one looks at the total pace + fr3 in the incremental match-up (which I always look at). Have you guys noticed any similar read-outs with turn-back horses?? Also, do you guys think that these read-outs could be artificially high due to the equalized adjustments in the program? Thanks in advance to Tim and Ted. Of course, any one else that wishes to weigh in please do.