Sartin "Vector Magnetism"

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Howard Sartin and the Sartin Methodologists developed this idea to high art back in the eighties, and called it "vector magnetism." One of the quarter horse gurus (I think Charles Carroll, but may be wrong) developed an entire "system" based on betting adjacent post postions; 12 - 23 - 34, etc.

I did about a jillion race workout on greyhounds that showed the exact same phenomena--an entry will run its best when running alongside a "faster" entry. For the same reason, harness horses aiming for speed marks use thoroughbreds running slightly in front of them as "prompters."

Some of the best horses in the world are trained on little dirt tracks in Peru, shipped North to pick up an easy win or two, then sold or sent back home. The elevation of the tracks creates great lung capacity that takes a couple of weeks to acclimate to the lower elevation. Best example: Cannonero II.
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