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The egg man
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Carlsbad, California
Posts: 10,005
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Projecting pace
Hi Mark
The way I project the pace of race is to use Micheal Pizzolla's Fulcrum method from Pace Makes The Race pg. 102 Just by looking at your CD race The only horse that qualifies off the last pace line are horses 4 and 10 The fulcrum method is to only use the last line The fulcrum must come from the same track as surface The horse must be with 5 lengths at both the second call and the finish The pace is not atypicaal for that horse The only horse who qualify are the 4 and 10 I think CD is a 1 turn mile so I will use horse 4 and set the pace at 46.4 Now I just need to see if 46.4 is atypically fact for this horse Then I would look to see if any horse can run a plus pace line against a 46.4. In the race from Parx that Terry and I wer discussing there is no Fulcrum horse, therefore the race is pace less and As Micheal Pizzolla writes" When there is no fulcrum pace of race very often the TPR numbers do an exceptional job," They did here getting pointing to a $17.00 winner Bill |
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