2008 Queen's Plate PP

[yowstudent]

Hi all

If this is not in the right area, terribly sorry

In case anyone is looking for this, please see link:

http://www.brisnet.com/bris_link/pdfs/james_bond_114558.pdf

[sammy the sage]

thanks :cool:

[Thekherham]

Thank you.

[Ted Craven]

Here are my contenders, with emphasis on the Top 3, more-or-less in that order Solitaire, Not Bourbon, Ginger Brew.

Let's see if the post-time mutuels offer any good wagering opportunities :)

http://www.artofpace.com/images/qplate2008.gif

Ted

[DJofSD]

Thanks Ted!

Pulled a Howard Sartin by looking over your shoulder and betting the race.

[Ted Craven]

You're welcome Darryl!

I managed to get 2 win bets down on the #12 and #13. I also made a video (in 2 parts) about my handicapping process, using RDSS. Here they are, for those who are interested.

The result was 13-10-12, the winner paying $11.30 and the Exacta $32.90.

The videos:
www.SartinMethodology.com/media/QPlate2008-1.wmv (http://www.SartinMethodology.com/media/QPlate2008-1.wmv)

www.SartinMethodology.com/media/QPlate2008-2.wmv (http://www.SartinMethodology.com/media/QPlate2008-2.wmv)

Ted

[Tom]

Thanks for sharing, Ted!

I had heard somewhere that the methodology didn't work on poly tracks!






:lol::lol::lol:

[KMS]

Nice race. Full field, and logical contenders that weren't bet down prohibitively. If we had only a dozen or so tracks running, with nothing but those kinds of races--I could live with it.

[DJofSD]

I had heard somewhere that the methodology didn't work on poly tracks!

Oh, was that race on a poly track? :D

[Thekherham]

I watched it on TV. I should have gone to the track because I had Not Bourbon and Ginger Brew as the 1-2 choice, and that's how they finished.

Oh, well.