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Old 07-17-2005, 10:30 PM   #11
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TaWee,It doesnt have anything to do with going forward or backward.I dont think Im the only one but some people would rather type in their own pacelines rather than depend on adjustments from Trackmaster.Spec is written by the same fellow but it's not Doc.As people here often say use whats more comfortable to you.I hope that you are not implying that just because the programs are older they cant compare with Spec.Lets face it some of the stuff in Spec isnt exactly groundbreaking either. Shoeless

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Old 07-17-2005, 10:39 PM   #12
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Dick,As far as your posts goes I see quite a few posts of things that were never part of the methodology as well.It's just like you say how you cringe when I talk about using the racing form to pick pacelines. At one time that was part of the methodolgy.I was under the impression that this was an OPEN forum.I dont know why it would bother any one if Im betting one,two or every horse as long as Im doing it with a Sartin Program.
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Old 07-17-2005, 11:05 PM   #13
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I will just e-mail the people who are doing it this way.I was just trying to get people out there invoved who might otherwise not post.I didnt know it would cause such a ruckus SORRY.
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