Intuition and the 1st Call Projected Pace - Pace and Cap

RichieP · 06-17-2006, 07:04 PM

I have been noticing things while learning the matchup's foundation of projecting pace for today's race.

This is going to make NO sense at all but if you keep an open mind long enough to try it some really weird stuff might show itself at the tracks you play.

FOCUS on races where you CAN project an "ON THE LEAD" 1c and 2c pace by a horse or horses.

Take your 1c "on the lead" pace and starting with the first horse go all the way to the BOTTOM of his pp's. Now here comes the **** that makes NO sense.

1) look at every race starting from the bottom up where the 1c matches today's projected. FIRST CALL.

2) FOCUS on the horse's BREAK and 1c positions in those races and then moving from 1c to 2c-stretch call-finish FOCUS on how the horse REACTS to that 1c pace. Just watch him and see what he does.

Does he COMPETE well?
Does he FIGHT if he runs early?
Does he ATTACK from 1c to 2c ?
Does he get discouraged or outrun and just give up?

By taking some REAL time on this and THEN moving to the rest of working the race some stuff gets planted in our heads that might help us come final decision time ok?

It's really weird man. Oh and NOTHING works all the time.

Richie

06-17-2006, 07:04 PM	#1
RichieP Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 7,019	Intuition and the 1st Call Projected Pace I have been noticing things while learning the matchup's foundation of projecting pace for today's race. This is going to make NO sense at all but if you keep an open mind long enough to try it some really weird stuff might show itself at the tracks you play. FOCUS on races where you CAN project an "ON THE LEAD" 1c and 2c pace by a horse or horses. Take your 1c "on the lead" pace and starting with the first horse go all the way to the BOTTOM of his pp's. Now here comes the **** that makes NO sense. 1) look at every race starting from the bottom up where the 1c matches today's projected. FIRST CALL. 2) FOCUS on the horse's BREAK and 1c positions in those races and then moving from 1c to 2c-stretch call-finish FOCUS on how the horse REACTS to that 1c pace. Just watch him and see what he does. Does he COMPETE well? Does he FIGHT if he runs early? Does he ATTACK from 1c to 2c ? Does he get discouraged or outrun and just give up? By taking some REAL time on this and THEN moving to the rest of working the race some stuff gets planted in our heads that might help us come final decision time ok? It's really weird man. Oh and NOTHING works all the time. Richie