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[Ahorsewithnoname]

Originally Posted by Ahorsewithnoname

Race 5
# 2 Twin Delight

W$3.80
P$2.40
S$2.10

[Ahorsewithnoname]

Race 6
# 8 Thunderously

[the clocker]

Originally Posted by Sea Biscuit

What a longshot in the bag. HP Royal Theo went off at 28-1 and WON. He paid 59-80-20.40-6.60 and the Daily Double 1/9 paid a whopping $312.80 for a 2 buck ticket.

Thats really a beautiful thing Sea...Keep up the good work!

[Sea Biscuit]

Race 9 Betting 2 horses in here to win. #3 and #6

[Ahorsewithnoname]

Originally Posted by Ahorsewithnoname

Race 6
# 8 Thunderously

S$4.30

[Ahorsewithnoname]

Race 7
# 7 Quite Nice

[Ahorsewithnoname]

Race 8
# 2 Dealin Fashion

[Sea Biscuit]

Originally Posted by the clocker

Thats really a beautiful thing Sea...Keep up the good work!

Thanks Clocker. That was a perfect example of Al Stanley's THREE FACTOR SPOT PLAY ANGLE. The rules of this angle fitted this horse like a glove.

A special thanks goes to you for providing me with all those Al Stanley's Newsletters over the years.

Just had a 12 minute chat with the great man Al Stanley himself over the phone. He informed me he was 84 years old and his wife passed away 11 years ago so he lives alone.

He also informed me he was still involved with handicapping harness races but strictly a pencil and paper guy and has nothing to do with computers. He said he does not even have an email address.

I also gave him credit for this angle play which brought out a nice chuckle outta him.

Just talking to him on the phone brought back a flood of old memories from years gone by.

Al Stanley one of the nicest and politest people you will find on earth.

Mr Stanley is the author of many books on harness racing but his first one "Stanley's Law" is still a classic. His news letters too are all classic with gems of knowledge and info about harness racing and handicapping. Even though they have ceased publication about 40 years ago, they are still much sought after by the public.

Mr Stanley may you live to be a 100 years and beyond.

[the clocker]

Originally Posted by Sea Biscuit

Thanks Clocker. That was a perfect example of Al Stanley's THREE FACTOR SPOT PLAY ANGLE. The rules of this angle fitted this horse like a glove.

A special thanks goes to you for providing me with all those Al Stanley's Newsletters over the years.

Just had a 12 minute chat with the great man Al Stanley himself over the phone. He informed me he was 84 years old and his wife passed away 11 years ago so he lives alone.

He also informed me he was still involved with handicapping harness races but strictly a pencil and paper guy and has nothing to do with computers. He said he does not even have an email address.

I also gave him credit for this angle play which brought out a nice chuckle outta him.

Just talking to him on the phone brought back a flood of old memories from years gone by.

Al Stanley one of the nicest and politest people you will find on earth.

Mr Stanley is the author of many books on harness racing but his first one "Stanley's Law" is still a classic. His news letters too are all classic with gems of knowledge and info about harness racing and handicapping. Even though they have ceased publication about 40 years ago, they are still much sought after by the public.

Mr Stanley may you live to be a 100 years and beyond.

I agree with your assessment of Mr. Staley. He is a Harness handicapping savant, genius and has a creative gift when it comes to his publications about handicapping. In his first book of Stanley's Law, there is a chapter on Clocking...If one has the time and patience, clocking may be able to show you where some of the wild longshots come from ie: The trainers intentions for today. It takes about 3-4 weeks of creating your own database of workouts but it should be worth your time! Good capping to you Sea and also the rest of the boys that spend some of their time on this forum.

[Sea Biscuit]

Race 3 Illgetmyown Thanks W/p

[Sea Biscuit]

Originally Posted by Sea Biscuit

Race 3 #1 Illgetmyown Thanks W/p

Finished 8-2-3-1

[Sea Biscuit]

Race 4 #2 Parisien Blue Chip w/p

[Sea Biscuit]

Originally Posted by Sea Biscuit

Race 4 #2 Parisien Blue Chip w/p

Finished 1-4-2-8

[ThreeHorseEntry]

HERVEY HANOVER
COMMANDING OFFICE
12th

[ThreeHorseEntry]

Originally Posted by ThreeHorseEntry

HERVEY HANOVER
COMMANDING OFFICE
12th

COMMANDING OFFICER won paying 3.70