Steve Davidowitz Books - Pace and Cap

Mitch44 · 04-05-2021, 06:48 PM

Its a very good book Jon. Its a little harder to make money with some of his concepts with all the trainer stats that now exists.

Looking through the trainers window I thought was the best chapter. Back in the early 80's I collected my own stats. There still are some viable moves that aren't much in the public domain.

I really made some good money with it but the more data I collected on trainers the more confusion set in, it wasn't unusual to find several trainers all making their moves in a race which caused indecision. I'm in the camp now of it all comes down to the horse.

Mitch44

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04-05-2021, 06:48 PM	#2
Mitch44 Grade 1 Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: The Villages, Fl. Posts: 3,872	Its a very good book Jon. Its a little harder to make money with some of his concepts with all the trainer stats that now exists. Looking through the trainers window I thought was the best chapter. Back in the early 80's I collected my own stats. There still are some viable moves that aren't much in the public domain. I really made some good money with it but the more data I collected on trainers the more confusion set in, it wasn't unusual to find several trainers all making their moves in a race which caused indecision. I'm in the camp now of it all comes down to the horse. Mitch44