"Hat" tip on Fathers Day

[RichieP]

Originally Posted by VoodooFan

• Are you specific about this: FAST Early sprinters and/or FAST Early Pressers?
• Lines 3,4, and 5 the winner's past performance shows he like's 46's.
• Line 2, he did good against a 44's.
• Last line, he tanked against 45's.
• So did you DISREGARD that last line because his NORMAL is 46's?
• Did you also DISREGARD Line 2 because he simply OVERACHIEVED in that race and that is not his normal fractions? I probably would have MIS- applied the "Hat Helper" because of that last line BASED on Line 2. Thanks Richie.

VoodooFan

Hi Voodoo,
It looks like the 4 had problems at the start in that last race. I am attaching the pp's with the comment.

Having said that it would not have mattered to me if there was no trouble ok?

THIS race I needed a FAST O.T.E. horse.

I happened to catch the matching lines from Kee on the 3 and 4, saw the 4 killing off the 3, then noticed the FIRST CALL times of the 4 when he ran well
(lines 2,3,4) and I had my horse.

Voodoo I got to THIS race and THIS horse quickly for ONE reason:

I LOOK for these races along with my other spot plays ok? I LOOK for them.

When I look through cards of races I quickly PASS races that "have not run before POSITIVELY" in my mind" ok?

When I DO happen upon a race with that "good feeling" I now have more time to FOCUS on things I have been taught to look for and do. Things I have posted here in this forum.

I do EXACTLY what I have posted here Voodoo.

When Hat finally got me to understand looking O.T.E. in THIS race type and I hit a couple of real nice winners "it was on" so to speak. It was added to my spot plays and it has paid off.

Yes I do look foolish when an early wins and I toss him BUT only betting ONE horse allows me to get back in the mix QUICKLY with a double digit winner.

The other side of the coin is I throw horses OUT immediately who would be top rated contenders by the vast majority of cappers and who have NO chance to win the race.

here is the screenshot of the 4's pp's including comments on lower half.