Rdss new feature

[mufasa]

Rich, these new features look to be very interesting and helpful in picking pace lines but perhaps more important in giving us speed to move through race cards. Speed in handicapping allows us when desired to handicap more than one card as we look for special plays or good odds at different tracks.

What do the lines represent by the date and distance of race? What about the lines at the positions in race area? Are you saying that the colored squares by the horses age is pace lines that the program picks against fastest half with some performance criteria? The ability to decline any Trackmaster adjustments is a favorite feature for me as to straight up Match Up analysis and corresponding program outputs. These features look to be very helpful in working your way through the card. I cannot wait for the update.

Robert

[RichieP]

Originally Posted by mufasa

What do the lines represent by the date and distance of race? What about the lines at the positions in race area? Are you saying that the colored squares by the horses age is pace lines that the program picks against fastest half with some performance criteria? The ability to decline any Trackmaster adjustments is a favorite feature for me as to straight up Match Up analysis and corresponding program outputs. These features look to be very helpful in working your way through the card. I cannot wait for the update.

Robert

Hey "Mu"
The lines by date/dist look like markers to signal a layoff of 30 days or more. Ted?

The lines at the positions in race area are showing power moves. Gain of 3 or more positions between calls OR a lead horse who opens up to at least 3 length command of the race.

You do have the choice to turn adjustments off (for all intents and purposes) in the new "configure" area

Richie

[Ted Craven]

Just a few quick screenshots for now - I'm working on an update for the next 24-48 hours.

Here is the new Configuration Settings Window, where you can have some control over the adjustment process (warning, warning, etc), and control over several categories of screen markups:



Here's a look at an Original data screen showing some new markups for Powerlines (best unadjusted Pace of Race), Powermoves (strong position gains) and Layoff intervals (according to your definitions).



I'll have more documentation and details about what it all means and how you might use it, hopefully along with a video tutorial, in a few days. These items are mainly intended to help support the Match Up practice (one of a number of ways of using RDSS, though not the only way ).

Ted