Practice Race Keeneland Race 8

[Lt1]

Well this has turned into a very interesting thread. Nice to see people sharing ideas on how they do things. When I joined in 1990 it was more or less sink or swim. Sure you could call the Doc or Jimmy or Glenn Connelly but time was limited. I used almost every program available and like some have alluded to it always drove me nuts as to which adjustment to use. Anyway I'm not a matchup guy per se[I check ntl horses etc]. After I watched the Docs' 1on 1 videos where he stated he know longer attempted to project the pace of race or visual perception but rather was using the computer compounded ratings I've gone with that. Basically I agree that there are several ways to skin the cat. I've been friends with Mitch since we met at the 90 Sar seminar and we grew into the methodology together. We were also lucky to close some of the hotel bars with Doc,Jimmy and others so we picked up some tidbits. Point is I hope this thread continues and thank those who have posted so far.
Tim

[Bill V.]

Hey guys
I am so proud of how we are all taking turns and posting here in the TPR forum.
I would like everybody to look at this forum as a modern day Sartin seminar

So lets continue to give each other our full respect.
When somebody post , lets visualize that person up on the podium
and we are all seated in the crowd, Lets continue to listen to what each presenter /poster has to say,
We do this in a friendly professional way, we all will gather our own bits of learning.

We can do this .
Bill

[gl45]

Bill,
here is a good race to practice...GP 4-17....race 5.
After the fact, call me Mr. redboard. Is not an unusual race just a simple 6f nw3L.
No peeking.

[Bill V.]

Yes sir GL 45 has stepped up and would like to do a practice race
Race 5 from GP 4/17/16

I just skimmed it . I will work it as a practice race. GL45 I have a feeling
things might not work for my methods, but lets try

I will post the race in its own thread for ease of viewing

GS
Bill