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Old 02-01-2018, 07:30 PM   #8
Mitch44
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Thanks for posting the PP's Bill.


I can't argue with Jeebs line for the # 3 horse as I would have used the same line. This horse's record over fast tracks is poor and % Med is high and tends to die in the stretch.
The reason the horse won was it was claimed in its next to last race and the new trainer is 37% second start with the trainer. Some how he found the hole card for this horse or used that magic potion. Also a 6 year old that doesn't figure to improve, without a race over the track, and away 64 days.


I never could have never gotten this horse and some races just can't be figured and surprise us. This is why money management is so important.


In my previous post are some excellent pointers in analyzing the screen Jeebs posted that work for the majority of races that you can use. Its also important to analyze several screens.
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