The best tracks for RDSS - Pace and Cap

Profiler8 · 01-04-2009, 01:32 PM

Hi everyone,

I have handicapped Turfway Park with RDSS since several weeks. This track is fantastic for good value bets. I used Bill suggestions and I got many outsiders like a 30/1 horse. Well, it is the track, where I have most success as yet.
I do not why, but the eastern tracks are easier to find winners.
I have no success at Santa Anita Park at the moment. Proably the track is not so fair or I do something wrong. Tampa is in the east, but I have find it there difficult as well, because many horses won, where I had found no good paceline. Proably now it is better, because I bet this track at the beginning of their season.

What are your best tracks to follow with RDSS ?

Greetings
Tim

RichieP · 01-04-2009, 01:59 PM

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Bill V. · 01-04-2009, 02:39 PM

Good Skill Tim

I'm real happy your doing well
I think Ted has done a fantstic job with RDSS and
working with Trackmaster,things really seem smooth
going from one track to another

The thing that really helps is that Ted and Trackmaster
are on the same page and updating tracks

I feel that tracks I work races at all do pretty much the same
I do look for tracks with dirt/turf surfaces but i have had some trouble
with tracks with
Poly and syn. tracks. I avoid them but time seems to smooth out any problems I think RDSS might
have some issues with some tracks for short times
because of track surface changes or with lots of shippers
that come from these "other"surfaces
But tracks with decent weather and feeder tracks that are run on dirt/turf
make RDSS a good program to use

what ever I think that any track is good as loon as you put in some work
Yourself VDC FX and the early late graph are good places to
start and then you should be able to pick up when slight changes happen

Profiler8 · 01-04-2009, 04:02 PM

Bill, thanks for this post. It is sometimes hard to accept this fact. ;-)

Bill V. · 01-04-2009, 05:26 PM

It is. But really with RDSS you have the tools.
The Early late graph and Total Energy and or speed rating
clusters make it much more likely that you should soon
find each tracks specific corollary that support
the BLBL and VDC readouts

Todays 8th race at Philly was a beautiful race
The crowd over bet the 6 down to 4/5
I saw the low # in total energy and although
the 6 was the lone early counter energy My question was
Is it too early Yes keeping an eye on this readout at the tracks you
bet is a big help TOTAL ENERGY and THE E/L Graph TOGETHER
I felt it would fade.

Bill

shrink1 · 01-04-2009, 08:19 PM

Bill,
Just to let you know that 9 horse capped off a 206.00 Pick 3 for me. I also us RDSS for Turfway and have done very well there.
Ira

Tanico · 01-04-2009, 09:18 PM

I would love to bet Turfway but because I live in Kentucky I can't bet them with my account wagering service

that does not make much since to me but oh well

horsestuff · 01-04-2009, 11:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tanico

I would love to bet Turfway but because I live in Kentucky I can't bet them with my account wagering service

that does not make much since to me but oh well

i live in vegas... and it is against the law to bet other than at a race book... i would love to bet from home.... i like turfway also... been using spec 160... i asked the ?? over at the handicap discussion forum as to which tracks are similar to turfway....

i think it is a combo of horse quality.. full fields.. poly track... year round racing... full fields and mostly 1 mile races.... mjm

Bill V. · 01-05-2009, 04:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shrink1

Bill,
Just to let you know that 9 horse capped off a 206.00 Pick 3 for me. I also us RDSS for Turfway and have done very well there.
Ira

Nice work Ira
I was only able to do race 8 I got home late
I see they only ran 8 races Sunday
I guess everybody wanted to get home to watch
the Eagles "Fly Eagles Fly"

Profiler8 · 01-05-2009, 07:50 AM

At Turfway, I have found some big price winners, which were the counter engergy horse.

01-04-2009, 01:32 PM	#1
Profiler8 Grade 1 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Germany Posts: 148	The best tracks for RDSS Hi everyone, I have handicapped Turfway Park with RDSS since several weeks. This track is fantastic for good value bets. I used Bill suggestions and I got many outsiders like a 30/1 horse. Well, it is the track, where I have most success as yet. I do not why, but the eastern tracks are easier to find winners. I have no success at Santa Anita Park at the moment. Proably the track is not so fair or I do something wrong. Tampa is in the east, but I have find it there difficult as well, because many horses won, where I had found no good paceline. Proably now it is better, because I bet this track at the beginning of their season. What are your best tracks to follow with RDSS ? Greetings Tim

01-04-2009, 01:59 PM	#2
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01-04-2009, 02:39 PM	#3
Bill V. The egg man Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Carlsbad, California Posts: 10,005	tRACKS Good Skill Tim I'm real happy your doing well I think Ted has done a fantstic job with RDSS and working with Trackmaster,things really seem smooth going from one track to another The thing that really helps is that Ted and Trackmaster are on the same page and updating tracks I feel that tracks I work races at all do pretty much the same I do look for tracks with dirt/turf surfaces but i have had some trouble with tracks with Poly and syn. tracks. I avoid them but time seems to smooth out any problems I think RDSS might have some issues with some tracks for short times because of track surface changes or with lots of shippers that come from these "other"surfaces But tracks with decent weather and feeder tracks that are run on dirt/turf make RDSS a good program to use what ever I think that any track is good as loon as you put in some work Yourself VDC FX and the early late graph are good places to start and then you should be able to pick up when slight changes happen Attached Images

01-04-2009, 05:26 PM	#5
Bill V. The egg man Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Carlsbad, California Posts: 10,005	Tim It is. But really with RDSS you have the tools. The Early late graph and Total Energy and or speed rating clusters make it much more likely that you should soon find each tracks specific corollary that support the BLBL and VDC readouts Todays 8th race at Philly was a beautiful race The crowd over bet the 6 down to 4/5 I saw the low # in total energy and although the 6 was the lone early counter energy My question was Is it too early Yes keeping an eye on this readout at the tracks you bet is a big help TOTAL ENERGY and THE E/L Graph TOGETHER I felt it would fade. Bill Attached Images

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Profiler8 Grade 1 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Germany Posts: 148	Bill, thanks for this post. It is sometimes hard to accept this fact. ;-)

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