best way to start learning - Pace and Cap

Mark · 07-23-2015, 06:14 PM

On the Pace and Cap website main screen there are a number of topics listed on the right side. Down 4 or 5 you will see "The Hat Check Blog" -How can we help you. Click on that and a new screen will come up. These are called Threads and each on will be a lesson or discussion or a question that someone has written in about. This goes all the way back to 2007. Look at the title of each thread and although they won't make much sense to you now, once you get into Jim Bradshaw's 5 step approach you will begin to understand the topics etc. With you subscription to for RDSS2 there is a data base of old races attached for free. Start on these. Work them exactly as instructed and before you know it you will begin to see why horses win races. Fast horses win races and the only time they don't is if they run too fast too early or are not fit and in condition. You can't do much about the latter other than steer away from those horses but Fast horses go to the lead or want to presser the pace. The one's in the back of the pack are there generally because they can't run any faster. The only time they will ever win is when the front runners go so fast early and all the pressers try to keep pace and they all exhaust themselves and the slow guy goes running by at the end.

Good Luck!

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07-23-2015, 06:14 PM	#4
Mark Grade 1 Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 318	On the Pace and Cap website main screen there are a number of topics listed on the right side. Down 4 or 5 you will see "The Hat Check Blog" -How can we help you. Click on that and a new screen will come up. These are called Threads and each on will be a lesson or discussion or a question that someone has written in about. This goes all the way back to 2007. Look at the title of each thread and although they won't make much sense to you now, once you get into Jim Bradshaw's 5 step approach you will begin to understand the topics etc. With you subscription to for RDSS2 there is a data base of old races attached for free. Start on these. Work them exactly as instructed and before you know it you will begin to see why horses win races. Fast horses win races and the only time they don't is if they run too fast too early or are not fit and in condition. You can't do much about the latter other than steer away from those horses but Fast horses go to the lead or want to presser the pace. The one's in the back of the pack are there generally because they can't run any faster. The only time they will ever win is when the front runners go so fast early and all the pressers try to keep pace and they all exhaust themselves and the slow guy goes running by at the end. Good Luck!