July,25 Parx Race-8

[5thstreetpicks]

What I'm going to show you is how the pace chart numbers can show you hidden form well the first two numbers since this is a Sprint you will see the half mile time and then the final fraction number and then the next number is the beaten lengths from second call to the finish the numbers are raw it's the race rating I did nothing to them regarding beating lengths
Parx Racing Race-8 July,25
#1>89-84 | -4.25
#2>95-80 | -6.50
#3>92-90 | -2.75
#4>92-83 | -1.75
#5>95-82 | -3.75
#6>95-86 | +2.00
#7>95-80 | +1.75
I look for races that are tight #3 but again you may have another way of using it but there are a lot of ways to use it the play around with it just might work out for you
Ps/ pay attention to the deceleration
Jim

 

[HossSense]

I came up with 4-2-7
How do they stack up with your pace numbers?

thanks

 

[5thstreetpicks]

Well Hoss I use the chart or the numbers in a different way so my pic in this race would be the #3 he comes out of a very tight race and he did not lose that many lengths

 

[5thstreetpicks]

See if I'm using the PP's I will not do every horse I only look at certain horses and then I look at their late speed on bris's PP and their speed figure if a horse jumps up in a figure or declines and does not lose that many BL between the second call and finish I will run the numbers to see how the race was run

 

[5thstreetpicks]

In other words Mr Hoss speed figures only tell you so much now you can use the total just minus the final beating lengths the problem with that is people put too much emphasis on the top number always looking for the easy way instead of understanding how the race was run all of this is not hard

 

[HossSense]

OK Jim, seems I don't know squat. I don't use the pace figs too much.

Thanks for the feedback!

Bob

 

[5thstreetpicks]

Your Welcome hey if you dont use pace thats fine as long as you can win with what you use right thats what it comes down 2 but sometimes it's worth opening up to new ideas
Jim