Which set of data is more correct? - Pace and Cap

Bill Lyster · 04-30-2008, 03:49 PM

Ted:

The first attachment is the RDSS info for Bsharpsonata for Friday's Oaks at CD; the second is from the free pdf version of PP's same race, same horse.

In trying to determine who had broke best and perhaps lead at first call the PP's summary of data shows B# broke 2nd 2x and 1st once; RDSS says almost all the time 1st or 2nd?

I'm assuming that RDSS reads the chart incremental times and rounds up vs. DRF rounding down to the next lower 5th?

I don't very often even look at the print addition anymore, but thought this was notable for those that might be getting a different set of info!

Best regards,

Bill

04-30-2008, 03:49 PM	#1
Bill Lyster Grade 1 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Escondido CA just 25 minutes from where the turf meets the surf - "...at Del Mar" Posts: 2,418	Which set of data is more correct? Ted: The first attachment is the RDSS info for Bsharpsonata for Friday's Oaks at CD; the second is from the free pdf version of PP's same race, same horse. In trying to determine who had broke best and perhaps lead at first call the PP's summary of data shows B# broke 2nd 2x and 1st once; RDSS says almost all the time 1st or 2nd? I'm assuming that RDSS reads the chart incremental times and rounds up vs. DRF rounding down to the next lower 5th? I don't very often even look at the print addition anymore, but thought this was notable for those that might be getting a different set of info! Best regards, Bill Attached Images

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