Setting the fulcrum POR - Pace and Cap

Bill V. · 12-07-2013, 01:09 PM

This video is not to promote the value of the fulcrum method

I find that it may not be the best method to project the POR ,it still works
very well. Not so much to project the pace of race but it is very predictive
in seeing which horses are contenders in today's race

In the video you will see I did not consider the #1 as a fulcrum qualifier.
It was very close to being with 5 beaten lengths at the second call and the finish but its not close enough

I also show how to highlight the second call - but you can do the same thing
and highlight all 4 calls by right mouse clicking over the pace of race fractions
and final time.

Here is the video. The race is Parx race 6 today 12/7/13

Fulcrum.mp4

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12-07-2013, 01:09 PM	#1
Bill V. The egg man Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Carlsbad, California Posts: 10,005	Setting the fulcrum POR This video is not to promote the value of the fulcrum method I find that it may not be the best method to project the POR ,it still works very well. Not so much to project the pace of race but it is very predictive in seeing which horses are contenders in today's race In the video you will see I did not consider the #1 as a fulcrum qualifier. It was very close to being with 5 beaten lengths at the second call and the finish but its not close enough I also show how to highlight the second call - but you can do the same thing and highlight all 4 calls by right mouse clicking over the pace of race fractions and final time. Here is the video. The race is Parx race 6 today 12/7/13 Fulcrum.mp4