New member says hello - Page 2 - Pace and Cap

Ted Craven · 10-05-2010, 08:43 PM

Welcome surehotlink!

I think you're going to enjoy yourself here. On the macro level, horse-racing faces its challenges, but on the micro level so do we all, as well. Doc Sartin has left us with the proposition that by application of superior analysis and wagering methods, together with an introspective view of our own behaviours and desires, we may achieve either or both good profits betting horses AND a certain amount of self-mastery and a very enjoyable hobby.

We even get to share our enthusiasm and love of this sport/investment with our friends and family (usually in direct measure with how much we enjoy it/ benefit from it ourselves!) And that, in a nutshell, is the future of horse-racing.

Welcome back to the new millennium of Doc, Jim 'The Hat' and others' work - it's all still going on, better than ever and with new challenges given the new realities of horse-racing.

Looking forward to your comments here, and successes.

All the best,

Ted

P.S. You may have heard that Val4 works better than the Val3 you are using (whether is the older DOS format program or the newer RDSS software). Check it out as you re-familiarize yourself with things!

sureshotlink · 10-05-2010, 09:09 PM

Hi Ted,

Very well said!!!

I would like to further my education with the purchase of Val-4....Can you please point me in the right direction.

Sureshotlink

Ted Craven · 10-05-2010, 09:42 PM

Sure,

Val4 info here: http://www.sartinmethodology.com//how_to_obtain_val4/

Just be sure you understand about RDSS versus Val4 by taking some time to review the RDSS info. They're the same program, same numbers. Val4 is an older DOS program (an update of the old Val3c), where RDSS is a rewrite for Windows based on the old Validator and Speculator code, and reviewed by Doc.

If you're comfortable with the older DOS format and want a smooth transition back into action, Val4 is great but it is unsupported by anyone except those who may be able to answer questions posted online here. RDSS on the other hand, has a definite future, I am committed to its support, and it will evolve as time goes on (see the RDSS 2.0 sub-forum).

Naturally I am biased re RDSS

but I didn't want you to say you didn't know about the similarities and differences after having possibly paid money for Val4.

Any questions, just make a post in the appropriate forum, or drop me an email if you prefer.

Cheers,

Ted

sureshotlink · 10-05-2010, 10:10 PM

Thanks Ted,

Sounds good....allow me to review RDSS info.Just so use to working the dos programs.

" Change is a sign of a youthful mind"

Cheers,

Sureshotlink

easwaran · 03-13-2011, 01:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Profiler8

Hi Easwaran,

welcome to this great place. :-)
I live in Germany and we have no secional timings, no speed ratings, not enough past performance lines etc. .
Thanks to the internet, I can play the US and Canadian racetracks direct into the US tote and betting exchanges. Do you have access to internet racebooks in India or has India rules against it ? How many racetracks are in India ?

Greetings
Tim

My beloved Tim
with great love and great respect i invite you to be with my message
first thanks, for responding to me and accepting me
yes in india we have 5 race courses,
the racing takes place through out the year
i live in a city called Bangalore
in southern part of India
cool and salubrious climate
i used to play uk races using betfair account.
my girl friend has forbidden me for the time being
yes i use time and pace line f
to arrive at the possible contenders
you are lucky to be in a nice country
unfortunately indian govt has opened up the stock market
yet it has to make a law saying gambling is legal
till then we can not play legally
but my girl friend is helping me to have an account
i like to lay
in the betfair
when you come to india
do drop me a mail
i welcome you with warmness
i invite you to be here in india
a nice country with lots of sunshine
i am studying german
my girl friend is austrian
hence i am willing to learn german
it is a nice language
musical but full of grammars
hope i pick up
i thank you once again for sharing your time
in responding to me
thank you my dear
with love and respect
easwaran
India

10-05-2010, 08:43 PM	#11
Ted Craven Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada Posts: 9,255	Welcome surehotlink! I think you're going to enjoy yourself here. On the macro level, horse-racing faces its challenges, but on the micro level so do we all, as well. Doc Sartin has left us with the proposition that by application of superior analysis and wagering methods, together with an introspective view of our own behaviours and desires, we may achieve either or both good profits betting horses AND a certain amount of self-mastery and a very enjoyable hobby. We even get to share our enthusiasm and love of this sport/investment with our friends and family (usually in direct measure with how much we enjoy it/ benefit from it ourselves!) And that, in a nutshell, is the future of horse-racing. Welcome back to the new millennium of Doc, Jim 'The Hat' and others' work - it's all still going on, better than ever and with new challenges given the new realities of horse-racing. Looking forward to your comments here, and successes. All the best, Ted P.S. You may have heard that Val4 works better than the Val3 you are using (whether is the older DOS format program or the newer RDSS software). Check it out as you re-familiarize yourself with things! __________________ RDSS - Racing Decision Support System™

10-05-2010, 09:42 PM	#13
Ted Craven Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada Posts: 9,255	Sure, Val4 info here: http://www.sartinmethodology.com//how_to_obtain_val4/ Just be sure you understand about RDSS versus Val4 by taking some time to review the RDSS info. They're the same program, same numbers. Val4 is an older DOS program (an update of the old Val3c), where RDSS is a rewrite for Windows based on the old Validator and Speculator code, and reviewed by Doc. If you're comfortable with the older DOS format and want a smooth transition back into action, Val4 is great but it is unsupported by anyone except those who may be able to answer questions posted online here. RDSS on the other hand, has a definite future, I am committed to its support, and it will evolve as time goes on (see the RDSS 2.0 sub-forum). Naturally I am biased re RDSS but I didn't want you to say you didn't know about the similarities and differences after having possibly paid money for Val4. Any questions, just make a post in the appropriate forum, or drop me an email if you prefer. Cheers, Ted __________________ RDSS - Racing Decision Support System™

10-05-2010, 09:09 PM	#12
sureshotlink Grade 1 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: the great race place Posts: 205	Hi Ted, Very well said!!! I would like to further my education with the purchase of Val-4....Can you please point me in the right direction. Sureshotlink

10-05-2010, 10:10 PM	#14
sureshotlink Grade 1 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: the great race place Posts: 205	Thanks Ted, Sounds good....allow me to review RDSS info.Just so use to working the dos programs. " Change is a sign of a youthful mind" Cheers, Sureshotlink