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Join Date: Jul 2008
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New Pace performance request
I know that a number of people here have been using New Pace on various tracks, and some, like Mike Sal, have been posting results for some of them. I was wondering if anyone else has compiled any NP performance stats based on samples of at least 200 races at any individual tracks.
It seems to me, from what I've seen so far, that there's relatively little deviation from the 73-74% average for all NP winners at most tracks, but I believe that there may be some that deviate more widely from this average, and am interested in knowing which these are. For instance, Mike recently posted a sample of 100 races from PARX, with only 64 NP winners, which I believe would also be true for a larger sample. For what I'm looking into right now, I'd be interested to know if there's anyone observing success for NP (over 74% winners) at any of the following tracks: HAW, FG, AP, OP, LRL, SUF, or RP. BTW, I'm looking only for samples including the basic four NP contenders with no filters or other factors added. Thanks for any help. Cheers, B. Jennet |
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