AQU 12-05-12 Using The Taulbot Pace Calculator And The PaceAppraiser Method And Form - Pace and Cap

partsnut · 12-05-2012, 10:44 AM

AQU 12-05-12 Using The Taulbot Pace Calculator And The PaceAppraiser Method And Form.

Todays first race at Aqueduct is a competitive and challenging race.
I have this race going to either the (1) or (4). Actually, I will eliminate the (4) because it will offer little or no value and probably be the prohibitive betting favorite. So my final choice for a win bet would be the (1) if it's odds are 5-2 or better just 1 minute or less to post time.

If your an exacta player, you might want to box 1, 4, 7.

All horses are subject to scratches and if by chance the (1) horse scratches, I will pass the race or will only play a 4-7 exacta box.

I used the Taulbot Pace Calculator with all my pace lines and contenders coming from PaceAppraiser Form.
My speed and variants come directly from the Daily Racing Form and are adjusted using the Sartin Speed Rating method.
The race screen shots can be seen at the following link.
http://partsnutspage.blogspot.com/20...-05-12-r1.html

12-05-2012, 10:44 AM	#1
partsnut BetMix User Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 2,433	AQU 12-05-12 Using The Taulbot Pace Calculator And The PaceAppraiser Method And Form AQU 12-05-12 Using The Taulbot Pace Calculator And The PaceAppraiser Method And Form. Todays first race at Aqueduct is a competitive and challenging race. I have this race going to either the (1) or (4). Actually, I will eliminate the (4) because it will offer little or no value and probably be the prohibitive betting favorite. So my final choice for a win bet would be the (1) if it's odds are 5-2 or better just 1 minute or less to post time. If your an exacta player, you might want to box 1, 4, 7. All horses are subject to scratches and if by chance the (1) horse scratches, I will pass the race or will only play a 4-7 exacta box. I used the Taulbot Pace Calculator with all my pace lines and contenders coming from PaceAppraiser Form. My speed and variants come directly from the Daily Racing Form and are adjusted using the Sartin Speed Rating method. The race screen shots can be seen at the following link. http://partsnutspage.blogspot.com/20...-05-12-r1.html