Penn Natl Race 5 12/18

[Charlie D]

Howard Sartin used to say that there were three things you had to do to win:

1. Pick the right contenders.
2. Pick the right pacelines.
3. Interpret the readouts (i.e. model) correctly.


I have found this to be wise council.

IMHO the most representative paceline is the race where a horse won or lost by a nose. If he was any better he would have won (or won by a larger margin). This race represents just how good the horse really is when he runs.

That "when he runs" part is important. Will he run well today? That should be a function of your contender selection.

Dave Schwartz

http://www.paceadvantage.com/forum/s...t=64732&page=5


Hat

how does this horse like to win

Seems to me Dave Schwartz and The Hat are saying the same thing.