Nice P3 Hit Charlestown R1-3 May 9

[Lt1]

Hit the early P3. My picks
R1 5436 LS1 MDNS
R2 3172 LS4
R3 6412
R4 8475
R5 3274 LS1 MDNS 3FTS
R6 9471 LS5
R7 11435
R8 2157 LS4 MDNS 4FTS
GOOD LUCK
TIM
Winning Ticket
May 9 6:51:33 PM Complete Charles Town 1 Pick 3 $0.50 3,4,5/1,3,7/1.2.4.6 $18.00 $87.30 69.30
Winning Combo
4[$3.40] 7[$10.80 2[$20.40]
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Tim

[Mitch44]

Great job Tim! Few pay attention to the supplementary line score and if you have the correct lines for the horses is a powerful readout. We have no problem getting the correct line. That line score is powerful. Nice talking to you yesterday, like days of old. Again BIG CONGRAULATIONS.

Mitch 44

[Lt1]

Thanks Mitch for the reminder. Enjoyed our talk yesterday. This track gets some very nice payoffs Had several more last night.
Tim

[Mitch44]

Yes small tracks tend to get more good prices.

Mitch44

[dadams6357]

Nice
Work Tim thanks for your insighs...keeps me going.

Thanks to the Monkey who leads with his right (i think thats right).
I have been revisiting your post. Welcome back with your insights.
Like Tim...there is some insight into every post.

Don

[Lt1]

Your welcome Don.
Tim

[atlasaxis]

Nice hit Tim.

I think the reason this topic keeps coming up is because there’s still a big difference between posting contenders and showing how the actual wager gets constructed from those contenders before the race.

There are a lot of possible combinations from the horses listed, including LS horses and different multi-race structures, so looking at the winning ticket afterward still leaves people trying to work backward to understand the decision-making process.

That’s really the distinction some of us have been trying to make. The contenders are often there. The wagering decision is the harder part to follow afterward.

And honestly, that’s also probably part of why there isn’t always a lot of engagement. I think people are interested, they just struggle connecting the selections to the actual betting strategy in real time.

Tom

[Lt1]

Thanks Tom. The reason I don't do it is mainly because many folks don't use any of the things I do so it still most likely won't be that much of a help I do however see you point and maybe I will do a few to see it it does help.
Tim