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Old 04-02-2010, 06:35 PM   #8
RichieP
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Hi Bill..

The # 1 thing i can tell you is to "know thy track"

See what factors are winning at the various distances, its a short time but maybe you can see "whats winning" and "whats not"

Find a track or two and learn it

good luck

mike
Here is today's opening card at Woodbine at the 5f distance looking at my RDSS model spreadsheet (free btw)

No maidens and best of last 3 line selection. Heck all the horses are off layoffs so.......

BTW the winner of the last non maiden race (9th) was 15/1 ml and paid $22.00. #1 late and that is what was winning all day looking at the sheet.

Mikesal and Lou S have very valid point - Know thy track

tomorrow could see big change but keeping up to date you can see the change most times before the "crowd" and take advantage.

5/6 races winner is 1/2 LPR
5/6 races winner is 1/2 DCL
5/6 races winner is 1/2 Pace of horse fraction 3(F3)
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