Howard Sartin/Jim Bradshaw Memorial “ROAD TO THE ROSES” Contest

[So Cal Al]

Just been looking at all the different approaches to the contest submittals. It seems like a fill-in FORM could be used in future contests to make the entries more uniform and easier for the contest manager to review. Just a thought!

[Jay Trotter]

Originally Posted by So Cal Al

Just been looking at all the different approaches to the contest submittals. It seems like a fill-in FORM could be used in future contests to make the entries more uniform and easier for the contest manager to review. Just a thought!

Today, almost everyone is playing the 3 mandatory races -- most days would have a "player's choice" mix to it. I would be interested in hearing your ideas though.

[Boe777]

How do you edit your post?

[Boe777]

Howard Sartin/Jim Bradshaw Memorial “ROAD TO THE ROSES” Contest
Track GP
Date Mar 10/12
Race 10 Swale
Bet
$10 Exacta box 569 = $60

Track TAM
Race 11 Derby
Bet
$10 Exacta box 1,7,8 = $60

Track TAM
Race 4
Bet
$20 Win 2 = $20
$10 Exacta box 238 = $60

Total $200[/quote]

[So Cal Al]

Jay:
My thought on the format for a fill-in form would be that there be a section of the form for a required race filling in the information for that race, including the track race number and the type of wager. The wager fill-in box would show Win, Place, or Exacta wager amount, and a place for the horse name(s) and number(s).
In a separate area, the contestant would put in any optional play(s) with the same designations, i.e. race track, race number,horse name and number, and a box for the type of bet, and a fill-in for the amount(s).
An easy approach would be to have the master form on the web site and capable of being filled in by a contestant, and then submitted to the web site by computer. It would seem to save time, both in the submittal process, and in the review process
By the way, I was wondering why the required pre-derby races were being termed as "mandatory" when only submittals for 10 of the 15 races were necessary to be made. It would seem like a maximum of 5 of these races could be passed.

[Boe777]

Howard Sartin/Jim Bradshaw Memorial “ROAD TO THE ROSES” Contest
Track DED
Date Mar 14/12
Race 2
Bet
$10 Exacta box 358 = $60

[Jay Trotter]

Originally Posted by Boe777

Howard Sartin/Jim Bradshaw Memorial “ROAD TO THE ROSES” Contest
Track DED
Date Mar 14/12
Race 2
Bet
$10 Exacta box 358 = $60

You should be registering on PA. If you are having problems getting registered, please email me at jcbear12@gmail.com.

[Jay Trotter]

Boe777, I`m told you should be good to go with regard to posting on PaceAdvantage.

Trotter

[Boe777]

Thanks Jay,
Registration is now approved.

[Ted Craven]

As of March 17, I'm happy to report that 4 of the top 5 positions in the Sartin/Bradshaw Memorial Contest are held by PaceandCap members!

Here are all the Contestants still above break-even (the rest of us a little underwater, temporarily ). Also, a shout out to members Gapfire (Kevin) and Tom, Rverge and Chris - doing nicely!

Bankroll Available #Races #Mandatory Player     
$4,311.00    $432    2    2    Brian O'Rourke  (RDSS)
$4,081.00    $409    7    4    don23     
$3,045.00    $305    5    3    budman (RDSS)     
$2,797.00    $280    4    3    Kahunab (RDSS)     
$2,518.90    $252    10   3    pktruckdriver (RDSS)  
   
$2,456.50    $246    13   4    eddy1     
$2,372.40    $238    4    3    HuggingTheRail     
$2,349.40    $235    4    3    FiveWide     
$2,295.00    $230    6    4    Gapfire     
$2,290.60    $230    8    3    horses4courses     
$2,257.90    $226    6    4    parshooter     
$2,257.00    $226    8    1    098poi     
$2,240.00    $224    4    3    Tom     
$2,219.00    $222    9    3    Beachbabe     
$2,199.50    $220    7    3    Golf and Horses     
$2,178.00    $218    3    2    Shemp Howard     
$2,109.50    $211    6    4    iwearpurple     
$2,107.50    $211    18   4    Stan717     
$2,059.80    $206    5    4    Idiatone  (RDSS)
$2,057.30    $206    13   4    pat5336     
$2,019.50    $202    3    1    xristos (RDSS)

Keep up the good work everyone - good luck and skill going forward!

Ted