Josh if you are looking for an early speed and late speed what is the best set of figures on brisnet pp. I need the 2 that you would use for a formula.
I like your content and enjoy watching your tips and videos. I do have one suggestion; can you make the documents a little bigger and the (On the wrong lead) window smaller. It’s hard for me to read the small letters and follow your explanations. I wear glasses, but my eyesight is not what it used to be. Thank you.
I enjoyed this video thank you for making it and explaining it as I've always thought Looking Where you look before handicapping was the right way to begin a quick way to gage the pace so to speak and competition I don't see how anyone could knock looking at that first. however unless they mean different things on differently sourced past performances such as maybe someone gets their past performances from Equibase maybe they get them from DRF whatever the case may be, I was told that the speed points after the run style meant that is the Quirin speed figure? And I looked very deep into what the Q Numbers meant because shamefully to admit I always just assumed they were A one through 8 rating based on the horse's running style compared to the rest of the field so if there was a horse with EP one and another with EP 6 then the first one is better. Where Are you using your key for what you have on the screen in other words where do you get your past performances from and does it explain what it means in the key which is usually found at the end of the past performances? Also I just wanted to point out that SI usually are always thought of as Stalker one that stays somewhere out of Sight until it needs to open up position itself and take off there are not many of them that could pull something like that off.
i'm very new to horse racing, but is there a particular reason why horse who lead the whole race decided to give up with like 10 meters left? My assumption is that they are training for that specific distance and the habit makes the horses ease up because they know thats around the time when they are allowed to slow down... but i really dont get it. Also i confuses me when horses that are supposed to be "favorites" fall back 20-30 meters behind the pack before the first turn.. Is there a way to account for that happening, or is it just a random thing that changes race to race?
Josh if you are looking for an early speed and late speed what is the best set of figures on brisnet pp. I need the 2 that you would use for a formula.
I like your content and enjoy watching your tips and videos. I do have one suggestion; can you make the documents a little bigger and the (On the wrong lead) window smaller. It’s hard for me to read the small letters and follow your explanations. I wear glasses, but my eyesight is not what it used to be.
Thank you.
I enjoyed this video thank you for making it and explaining it as I've always thought Looking Where you look before handicapping was the right way to begin a quick way to gage the pace so to speak and competition I don't see how anyone could knock looking at that first. however unless they mean different things on differently sourced past performances such as maybe someone gets their past performances from Equibase maybe they get them from DRF whatever the case may be, I was told that the speed points after the run style meant that is the Quirin speed figure? And I looked very deep into what the Q Numbers meant because shamefully to admit I always just assumed they were A one through 8 rating based on the horse's running style compared to the rest of the field so if there was a horse with EP one and another with EP 6 then the first one is better. Where Are you using your key for what you have on the screen in other words where do you get your past performances from and does it explain what it means in the key which is usually found at the end of the past performances? Also I just wanted to point out that SI usually are always thought of as Stalker one that stays somewhere out of Sight until it needs to open up position itself and take off there are not many of them that could pull something like that off.
Hi. Does jockey style ever factor into or affect pace?
i'm very new to horse racing, but is there a particular reason why horse who lead the whole race decided to give up with like 10 meters left? My assumption is that they are training for that specific distance and the habit makes the horses ease up because they know thats around the time when they are allowed to slow down... but i really dont get it.
Also i confuses me when horses that are supposed to be "favorites" fall back 20-30 meters behind the pack before the first turn..
Is there a way to account for that happening, or is it just a random thing that changes race to race?
where can i find the websites to learn more from this?