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Join Date: Oct 2012
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All lines were selected before scratches.
Only if i feel the line is aberrant will i not use an off track line on a fast track, and vice versa. These pace lines should work with any program that can read the fps data. I suggest that if you don't come up with a long priced winner, at the end of day try using my lines in your program to see if it made a difference. Sometimes if my top 2 horses are chalk i will play my 3rd or 4th selections if i'm getting a really good price. ** in race 7, disregard the data on #10 horse and use this pace line: 1/30/20. My eyes hit the wrong line. Nobody will always get the right line 100% of the time but like i said in the past, i'm pretty damn good. I'm also including the kee profiles i use to decipher my fps screen. Good luck. Omar. No profile for r 12 Attachment 49464 Attachment 49463 Attachment 49455 Attachment 49456 Attachment 49457 Attachment 49458 Attachment 49459 Attachment 49465 Attachment 49466 Last edited by omar; 11-07-2020 at 11:54 AM. |
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