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Old 05-17-2022, 01:25 AM   #166
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Skippy long stocking:

Has RAN sire line.(lacks 95 beyer mentioned in Stanley’s article)

Has Buckpasser in x passing position

Has Strong conduit mare in tail female line.

Fast final fractions in the wood. Tried to close wide on a day where that wasn’t working. Ran a nice even race.

If you like the other two wood horses and like Stanley carris angles, I think this horse is a key underneath in tris, and worth a win bet
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Old 05-17-2022, 01:29 AM   #167
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Yakteens horse also has buckpasser, RAN. And a strong conduit mare in tail female but ran like dog crap in those preps.
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Old 05-17-2022, 04:31 AM   #168
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Skippy long stocking:

Has RAN sire line.(lacks 95 beyer mentioned in Stanley’s article)

Has Buckpasser in x passing position

Has Strong conduit mare in tail female line.

Fast final fractions in the wood. Tried to close wide on a day where that wasn’t working. Ran a nice even race.

If you like the other two wood horses and like Stanley carris angles, I think this horse is a key underneath in tris, and worth a win bet
Genuinely curious: hasn't the RAN sireline pretty much become ubiquitous? It's sort of like saying you can win the lottery on a day ending in "y". Or like saying a horse will win the Epsom Derby because he traces back to Northern Dancer.
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Old 05-17-2022, 10:40 AM   #169
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Genuinely curious: hasn't the RAN sireline pretty much become ubiquitous? It's sort of like saying you can win the lottery on a day ending in "y". Or like saying a horse will win the Epsom Derby because he traces back to Northern Dancer.
From 1969-2012. No. Has it become that way in the last 10 years. Possibly. I can tell you the RAN sire line is still very good at winning triple crown races, but the percentage of starters maybe higher now, than when Stanley did his research.

RAN is good on its own but even better when you pair it with final fractions
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Old 05-20-2022, 03:07 PM   #170
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I've posted before....if you limit the field to 16 you eliminate a lot of the bothered trips. Each entrant deserves a real shot at winning the race and it's an important race to win.
But that would have eliminated the winner. And he ran well. The pace helped, but it wasn't like he didn't run.
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But that would have eliminated the winner. And he ran well. The pace helped, but it wasn't like he didn't run.
I agree.I think he's running well in there even with a normal pace (maybe even winning just the same)
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I track early and late tote board action using infographics. See the image attached.
Rich Strike's final odds drop (-19%) was almost equivalent to Epicenter's final drop (-20%) after Mattress Mac dropped his load. One would have expected Rich Strike's odds to go after that, instead it went down by 19%.
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Where did all this smart money come from?
What is this infographics thing? Anyone know?

I sent a PM to eqitec but got no response...is this a homegrown thing using some standalone stats package?
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