RDSS User Seminar - 'The Race Dashboard'

[Bill V.]

Originally Posted by Appy

I noticed in one of the screenshots above that the little fractional "pace of the race" boxes populated with the blue adj POR figures. I have never seen that thing operational on my setup. Is that a bonus of the New Pace app?

No Appy

Its a staple of RDSS Its from Jim Bradshaw and Richie P from the Match Up
RDSS2 is allowing us to project the pace of race .
Here is a screen shot of Isabella Swift.
Since she ran the fastest pace of last race and was on the lead, I have hovered my mouse over the 46.4 second call.

When I right mouse click on the 46.4
It fills in the POR box over the fractions and highlights any
similar POR Isabella has ran against.

[kahunab]

Originally Posted by Appy

I noticed in one of the screenshots above that the little fractional "pace of the race" boxes populated with the blue adj POR figures. I have never seen that thing operational on my setup. Is that a bonus of the New Pace app?

No, you can add that number by right clicking on the past performance number you want in the box. If you think the second call will be 45.2 then find a sprint 2nd call of 45.2. I do it to see how the early's compare by eye.

[Appy]

As you go through the entries choosing a paceline, do you use only the fractions from your chosen paceline, or do you use the fastest fraction the horse has registered in the past 90 days? What is your criteria for choosing which fraction you enter?
Then you continue from horse to horse to find which horse will run the fastest for each fraction, and same for final time, correct?
I really like this little feature and have lamented that I didn't know how to make it work. It worked great yesterday until my power went out! Heh.
Thanks for your help guys. I can't get enough of this stuff.

[Segwin]

Originally Posted by kahunab

Note now the Early Speed points of the top 3 early point horses. They total 21 points.

Where are you picking the numbers up from Dick? It looks to me that the early numbers of the three horses = 19??

[kahunab]

Originally Posted by Segwin

Where are you picking the numbers up from Dick? It looks to me that the early numbers of the three horses = 19??

The two F(ighters) each have 7 and the EP has 7 for a total of 21. The numbers can come from other than early horses.

Here is a link to a good overview of what the speed points are and what they mean from Dr. Quirin's Research.

http://www.homebased2.com/km/pdf/Qui...d%20Points.pdf

[kahunab]

Originally Posted by Appy

As you go through the entries choosing a paceline, do you use only the fractions from your chosen paceline, or do you use the fastest fraction the horse has registered in the past 90 days? What is your criteria for choosing which fraction you enter?
Then you continue from horse to horse to find which horse will run the fastest for each fraction, and same for final time, correct?
I really like this little feature and have lamented that I didn't know how to make it work. It worked great yesterday until my power went out! Heh.
Thanks for your help guys. I can't get enough of this stuff.

Appy, I am not as proficient at the match up some others like Ritchie P. However, if I have several earlys, I set first and second call times so that I can do a check on the numbers I am getting for the early horses. I do most of my match up work from the segments screen. That seems to work best for me and gives me the most consistent results.

[Segwin]

Thanks for the PDF link Dick.

[ignacio todoberto bernal]

Great example of the MATCH-UP using RDSS tools instead of the Racing Form...........

thanks Kahunab....ignacio