A Classic Handicapping and Longshot Play

[Lt1]

Well done presentation Dick. I just want to remind folks that to qualify as a RMATH LSP the horse must be a NON-CONTENER to start. If you use the 4# approach[which I do] you will note that neither horse is in the top 5 ranked PL or BPP horses therefore they are qualified non-contenders. If you use the leverage approach like Dick you note that neither are in the top 5 RX3 horses therefore qualified again. If you do as Dick did making them secondary contenders remember to note that they were qualified Non Contenders LSPS to start then follow the steps Dick has laid out above.
Tim

[shoeless]

Dick

I agree with LT 1 nicely done and easy to follow.

Jeff

[kahunab]

Thanks, Guys.

I realized after I posted that I did not make clear that to qualify as a LS the horse must be a non-contender by whatever method you use to identify your contenders.
In fact, the reason I chose this race was because the winner was a non-contender by either the 4-Score or the Leverage Pace approach and was easy to read as a Longshot play with supporting evidence. So, thanks for clarifying that Tim.


Dick