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Join Date: Jun 2005
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This race was a good head big bro cause frankly they cause me fits as I have posted before. Those with NO established pace from an early horse. To be honest I didn't post who I liked because confidence in THIS race type for ME is low ok? That's being real man. I'm glad Pino emailed me and I picked the right one so this isn't a total redboard OK let me show you what I did Jeff. This is how Hat had me work races with him virtually from day 1. He wanted this same procedure done for ALL races regardless of track class distance surface He would do this SAME procedure every time he would come back from the races and had races he wanted to show me when teaching me ok? He let me know early on THIS was how he wanted races worked. Try it a few dozen times if you like. 1) He wanted a projected pace first EXACTLY how he laid out in the 5 step approach. Either from an early runner or fastest pace last race at this track distance. You did it PERFECTLY Jeff. Serious 2) He NEVER wanted me to project a race to the end Jeff.NEVER. He said doing this would put the user on way too many sustained horses that would NOT win. Jim spent a LOT of time teaching me how to show OTHERS what he had taught me. He explained the importance of starting out with the very basics which is the 5 step approach. In that write up he DOES project to the finish ok? I am telling you and any others who have moved beyond the very basics of matching who are reading this thread to NOT project a race to the final time or the "end". This is what Hat wants shown and conveyed to you. Match 1st fraction 1st call 2nd call stretch call (especially when the stretch call on a pp line is todays distance. A "backup line" as Jim calls it. Ask if you are confused please) I have to run because as I am typing this distractions have hit here. I will post the "Hat taught" way of doing the race in the morning using Jeff's PERFECT call of the projected race pace. He also wants me to do another "live race" showing his first way of projecting pace according to his 5 step approach. This way both HIS methods are shown. Jeff he said to ask you to help me and find a race that YOU see ok? After I will ask for some feedback (good and bad) because Jim is VERY interested in this thread and what comes of it ok? He asked me 2 times today about keeping him informed about it which is a GOOD thing. Keeps his mind off other crap man ok
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