Modern Speed Handicapping

[Dave Schwartz]

My first project of 2013 is titled Modern Speed Handicapping.

I hope to have it ready before February 1st. Stay tuned for more info.

[banacek]

My first project of 2013 is titled Modern Speed Handicapping.

I hope to have it ready before February 1st. Stay tuned for more info.

Is this another video or a publication?

[Dave Schwartz]

Perhaps both.

As of now, my plan is a video with some printed materials.

[Tom]

Dave on Speed? (Dos) :D

[Overlay]

Dave on Speed? (Dos) :D
That would be better than Schwartz On Speed (SOS).

[michiken]

:3::3x::9::16::17:

Dave on Speed only can use the above post positions because of his blue shirts :cool:

[thaskalos]

My first project of 2013 is titled Modern Speed Handicapping.

I hope to have it ready before February 1st. Stay tuned for more info.

Will this work feature new applications for speed figures...or will it be a study into the effectiveness -- or lack of same -- of speed figures as a primary handicapping tool?

I apologize for my inquisitiveness...:)

[Dave Schwartz]

We'll see how it turns out.

Personally, I do not believe that speed by itself can be a stand alone handicapping method that leads to profit.

However, almost everyone uses speed and I am working on a new way to do so.

Better (I hope) even than the Regression Speed Sort (from NewPace & Improve/Decline).

[Dave Schwartz]

I have stopped work on this project temporarily, in favor of another project that has grabbed my attention.

I will post about it in the near future.