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09-16-2018, 03:38 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2015
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Hello everyone!
I don't know if this is the place for this inquiry or not?? After having a good day yesterday at Woodbine and Gulfstream(caught a 92.00 horse who was # 2 on bl/bl!) After reviewing my plays over the last few weeks or so,I find a nagging problem: HOW CAN YOU TRY TO FIGURE OUT IF A HORSE IS GOING OF FORM? I know it's not an exact science but does anyone have any suggestion,ideas or statistics that point to a horse not being ready TODAY to run to his/her potential? Any help would as usual be so much appreciated! Papa John |
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