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Old 08-21-2007, 12:35 PM   #32
RichieP
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Originally Posted by VoodooFan View Post
  • Is that a MIS-Print? Are you also evaluating a horse's comfort lead at every call, including the stretch?
Because only in the stretch, in that 3rd line does he have a 6 length lead before winning. VoodooFan
There is confusion for a good reason Voodoo. Jim works from the Racing Form which shows the 4 horse from line 2 with a 5 length lead at the first FRACTION.

Ok the screenshot I put up with Rdss does NOT show the first fraction positions/beaten lengths. It starts at the first CALL. So we can NOT see what he saw there ok?

THIS is the reason for the mixup and is my bad. So this is how we will avoid mixups in the future.

When Jim is teaching/posting about a certain race or races I will post the regular PDF past performances showing exactly the same thing he sees when reading his Racing Form.

Once again I am sorry for the mixup.

Richie
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