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10-05-2006, 01:47 PM | #11 |
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I don't play Bel, but after I talk to Richie on the phone, I FORCED myself to play a few races. The posted PP's was 1 of the races.
I had the day planned for other chores, and my mind was not set for any betting. Right there I shouldn't have bet. Race #1 offer one of the basic ideas of the Matchup, (and I missed). TANDEM RACES. For any Matchup student, Bel race #1 is a study case. Thanks you Richie. Pino |
10-05-2006, 02:30 PM | #12 |
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I would have to say that Red Zipper seems to me the pacesetter in this Match-Up. Other than that the August 08 Tandem race with Banrock, Be My Prince, Deelites Gold, Drinkwater, and Of All Times is the race I was looking at.
My initial impression is that out of that Tandem Race Drinkwater looks strong in this race. |
10-05-2006, 04:27 PM | #13 |
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i have a question about running styles. the 1 horse shows a couple of different styles. mr Bradshaw how would you consider this horse's style to be?
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10-05-2006, 04:51 PM | #14 |
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I believe the 2 horse could apply pressure on the front end.Jeff
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10-05-2006, 06:14 PM | #15 |
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not feeling well
Hi Jim and Rich
I want to say the Match Up has been working like magic its turned my confidence to a high level Richie has been a great help Almot every day I have a great report In the few races I have been able to work Many more races will be needed to practice on but Its a very profitable future that I will gladly invest the time In This is a very hard race, To be totally honest I would wimp out and never try such a race The three tandems are freaking me out I feel many of the indecision felling Doc talks about.. I feel blocked and I start to doubt myself. I am struggling with the tandem step. I feel like I should bet the horses that lost in the Tandem race This is a big problem anyway not to be a wimp I worked the race hey I can only lose it once I would bet the 7 and the 1 |
10-05-2006, 07:38 PM | #16 |
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I would go with either the 1 or 8,I think the 9 could show speed as well.Jeff
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10-05-2006, 09:20 PM | #17 |
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This race to ME has a lot going on relating to learning the matchup
1) Turf Race 2) Shippers 3) Tandems a) Fast and slow b) Multiple 4) WINNING running style Issues 5) 1st call positional stuff Jim is gonna show us some REAL solid matching techniques. Also want to thank him for making that Energy document available to us here. Riichie Rich
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10-06-2006, 12:36 PM | #18 |
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The Belmont Turf Race is a great example to explain match up procedures.
Mark the Tandems and running styles of the horses in today’s race. The two major tandems are the King Glacken and Incredible Speed tandems. The Incredible Speed tandem, is a fast tandem from Saratoga. I know it was fast, because Be My Prince ran in both Tandems and ran similar in both. The Tandem concept works best if the Tandem race was at today’s track, and today’s distance. but is viable for any race anywhere in the past performances, but it is best to give preference to the Tandem at today’s track at today’s distance. To determine running styles look at all of the races in the past performance and find were the horse runs his best. Always start with the first call to determine the running style. This procedure will assist in deciding how the race will run. Most of the horses in the race are Sustained runners, or shows no consistent running style. The only horse that shows consistency is Red Zipper, who is both an Early and an Early Presser. Red Zipper is a lone early in this race. Red Down South shows speed three lines back, but has changed, or altered his running style. The same applies to Of All Times. Even if Red Down South or some other horse gets the lead Red Zipper will be able to catch and pass them. Red Zipper will have units of energy to fight off any challenge. Do not get caught up in the theory that only Sustained horse win turf races. Red Zipper is an Early turf horse and shows he can win running early. This is what you look for to reverse tandems. Red Zipper was beaten in his last race, because he challenged a front runner and energy exertion caused him to lose the race. This Early horse he fought with is not in the race today and he should have energy to spare. The other horses from the Tandem are Sustained runners and will not be a factor in today’s race, because Red Zipper is a lone Early. |
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