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Old 09-29-2018, 05:46 PM   #1
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I'm going to take a shot with Carlino as he may be running late and I have been sitting all day watching.exbox also use with the chalk.w/p on the
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Old 09-29-2018, 05:49 PM   #2
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Have made money in the past keying the in 2nd and 3rd in tris.

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Old 09-29-2018, 05:57 PM   #3
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Oh my dear lord. Why did I not spend the extra $6 to put him on top in the exacta and tri. Such a cruel cruel game sometimes. Even when you've got it figured out, it still kicks your ass.
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Old 09-29-2018, 05:58 PM   #4
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Have made money in the past keying the in 2nd and 3rd in tris.

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Did you put on top?
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Old 09-29-2018, 07:51 PM   #5
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Absolute lunacy on the parts of Ortiz and Moore on Diversify and Mendelssohn. The order of finish was exactly the reverse of the top 4 contenders at the pace calls. Pace truly made this race. Can't wait to see cj's pace and final figures for this race. Hope he posts them here. I'm dying to analyze this race.

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Old 09-29-2018, 07:56 PM   #6
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Absolute lunacy on the parts of Ortiz and Moore on Diversify and Mendelssohn. The order of finish was exactly the reverse of the top 4 contenders at the pace calls. Pace truly made this race. Can't wait to see cj's pace and final figures for this race. Hope he posts them here. I'm dying to analyze this race.
Sure, I'll post them. I don't give a lot of extra credit at 10f for pace in the overall number but the pace figures will tell the tale.
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Old 09-29-2018, 08:14 PM   #7
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Sure, I'll post them. I don't give a lot of extra credit at 10f for pace in the overall number but the pace figures will tell the tale.
I have a suspicion that, given the pace, all 4 will end up with the same pace adjusted final figure - which I would agree with.
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Sure, I'll post them. I don't give a lot of extra credit at 10f for pace in the overall number but the pace figures will tell the tale.
I find that pace is just as important in distance races as in sprint, maybe even more so. Pace effects stamina and long distances put a higher premium on stamina. The 12 furlong Belmont is often called a riders race because the riders' sense of pace is so important. All the extra quarters in a distance race mean more chances to deviate from a good pace pattern, but, as you say, we'll see.
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I find that pace is just as important in distance races as in sprint, maybe even more so. Pace effects stamina and long distances put a higher premium on stamina. The 12 furlong Belmont is often called a riders race because the riders' sense of pace is so important. All the extra quarters in a distance race mean more chances to deviate from a good pace pattern, but, as you say, we'll see.
We found we didn't get the value when we accounted for pace the same at all distances. Too many horses get less and less tractable as the distances get longer. Basically, we were over rewarding too many horses that didn't run back to the numbers. I don't disagree pace is as important. It may even be more so at longer distances.
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Old 09-29-2018, 09:37 PM   #10
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thought Mendy ran huge here. Dueled a horse for course into the ground
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Old 09-29-2018, 09:42 PM   #11
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I heard that if Mendelssohn is in the race and there are little horse graphics in the racing form which I don't understand, play the highest odds horse.
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We found we didn't get the value when we accounted for pace the same at all distances. Too many horses get less and less tractable as the distances get longer. Basically, we were over rewarding too many horses that didn't run back to the numbers. I don't disagree pace is as important. It may even be more so at longer distances.
It could may be that people are more aware of the effect of pace at longer distances and are betting them more heavily. That would account for the higher R.O.I. I was talking about the win %.
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I heard that if Mendelssohn is in the race and there are little horse graphics in the racing form which I don't understand, play the highest odds horse.


Not usually profitable strategy to bet a horse due to a lack of knowledge. Lacking any other info, longshots tend be so for a reason and are bad bets unless you know something the public doesn't.
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I will always keep fond memories of the JCGC in my heart. I was just a kid and my mom took me to the track for the first time. I got to see the great Kelos win his 5th JCGC in a row (when it was run at 2 miles) on the way to his unprecedented 5th horse of the year title.
I found a Racing Form and picked the horse with the three top speed ratings and got my mom to bet them for me and they both won. I've been hooked ever since.
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Old 09-30-2018, 01:40 AM   #15
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I have a suspicion that, given the pace, all 4 will end up with the same pace adjusted final figure - which I would agree with.
Here you go. These could change a point when made official, didn't look that close at the rounding

1/4 171
1/2 171
3/4 154
1m 137
Fin 121

Discreet Lover 123
Thunder Snow 123
Mendelssohn 123
Carlino 116
Diversify 121
Gronkowski 114
Uno Mas Modelo 112
Patch 85
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