TPR numbers

[ronnie1]

Hello,

Are there any one on this board that still uses Tpr numbers and well.
Please help.

Ron

[gandalf380]

What do you need? I use them as a part of the whole

[polambi]

Originally Posted by ronnie1

Hello,

Are there any one on this board that still uses Tpr numbers and well.
Please help.

Ron

Ron. TPR numbers have served me well to determine the best EP or LPR horses. When a horse has the best LPR or EP and also has the best TOTAL ENERGY, that's a very good indication.
As a matter of fact, last night I won race 7 at Remington Park, by betting on the best TPR and TOTAL ENERGY.

[Bill V.]

Originally Posted by ronnie1

Hello,

Are there any one on this board that still uses Tpr numbers and well.
Please help.

Ron

Hi Ron

I use them, but not necessarily the RDSS numbers The RDSS numbers are good and the relationship to early and late is consistent to what I use. I handicap using the phase 1 procedure from the book Pace Makes The Race but I generate my numbers from the phase 1 programs. Either way I am able to determine the running styles, and the early late make up of my contenders . One of my top 5 TPR horse from the last line wins over 90 percent of my races couple with thoromation or entropy I do
well

[Latekick]

how can i get my hands on some of the phase 1 programs

[DontSayDont]

Ok, I may be rowing this boat with just one oar in the water but how does anyone get an EPR from a track that doesn't supply any fractional times? I tried to play RP for the first time ever and all those horses without anything but final times, so I was just making them non-contenders and going from there.

Ray