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Horses Don't Run In A Straight Line
I’ve been sitting on this race for a couple of days deciding whether or not to post it. In the end, I thought it had a few interesting concepts and that was reason enough for posting.
Several days ago Bill V put up a thread titled “Races that I look for”. I was going to title this thread, “Races that I FIND!”, but decided against it. Instead, I thought a more appropriate title would be “HORSES DON’T RUN IN A STRAIGHT LINE.” You’ll see what I mean. This is the 3rd race from Mountaineer on 9/27/13. It’s a normal (for MNR) $5,000 claiming race with a NW1Y (non winners of a race in a year) condition. Here is my rundown followed by the horses. I’m going to make the rundown brief. Anyone following my threads probably have this down cold by now anyway, so no need to drone on. Not only that, but there is going to be a lot said when posting the screen shots. #1 - Last line. it is a "(+)" line. #2 - Last line. It is a "+" line. #3 - NO LINE #4 - NO LINE #5 - Last line. It is a "+" line. #6 - NO LINE #7 - Last line. It is a "(+)" line. #8 - Last line. It is a "+" line.
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