Report on $9.00+ Mutuels with Top 3 BL/BL and V/DC Support“The first screen shot shows a paceline...

Report on $9.00+ Mutuels with Top 3 BL/BL and V/DC Support

www.ArtofPace.com September 13, 2007

From Ted Craven

The Ohio Derby G2

“2 lines better than the rest of the field. A gift from the gods…”



Ted Craven

The Pacific Classic G1



Ted Craven

Alabama Stakes G1



Ted Craven

Whitney G1



Ted Craven

Virginia Derby G2



Ted Craven

Kentucky Derby G1



From Bill Varone



Another from Bill Varone:



From Dave S.

“Suffolk has been suffering a dearth of usable Turf lines, so had to go back a bit for the #5 and #4.”



Again from Dave S., this time at Finger Lakes



From Brian E. - EMD 07/29 Race 6

He rated many horses from Tandem #4 (see Tandem Listing next page). Norm and Wasser take turns beating each other.

Bet $20 Win & Place



From Gary L.

Gary writes: “I was playing the contest at Delaware. Needless to say I was on the leaderboard all day with RDSS, although I did not win after betting large in the last race at Calder and losing a very close one with the #2 who just got beat at the wire at 6-1. I had a few bombs yesterday.”



Also from Gary L.

Gary writes: “I bet the race in NHC Qualify (National Handicapping Contest) and finished 15th on the day. Tell Doc I said RDSS is a great tool used alone or in conjunction with other programs.” Gary has long been a big fan of Energy!



Steve C’s analysis of a race using RDSS and Jim Bradshaw’s Match Up methods “The first screen shot shows a paceline (and in some cases several) for each horse in the race.”

“Here is BL/BL before any horses are removed.”

“Even though the 7 horse appears to have a line that is slightly faster than the rest, I don't feel he will wire this race because of the pressure he will receive from the other early horses. I designated this race ‘other than early’, and in this next screen shot removed the early and early presser lines. From a MatchUp point of view the 6, Code Red, appears to be a standout. The three also looks good, but he was put away by the 6 in their most recent race--a tandem. The four's pace of race is too slow and he is eliminated from contention. The 8 comes from too far back, but he will be closing with a rush. I don't believe he will get up in time. There are better pressers in this race.”



“It's nice when that viewpoint is confirmed by BL/BL!”



From Ira Y



From Chris D.



Another from Chris D. (race taken off the Turf)



Yet another from Chris D.

Winner was #7. Place horse was #1 who, typically, demonstrated ‘counter-energy’ traits, per the next screen, the Early/Late.

Chris notes: “On this three race cycle, bet $63.50, won $404.65. After subtracting earlier losses, netted a little over $200.00. Very pleased with the seamless move from DOS to the Windows platform that you've engineered. Adding the new tracks, that were not in play with val2 & 3c, especially Colonial Downs, resulted in my largest win of the year. As an after thought, these three races were run after an equatorial rain storm that delayed the races for about an hour. No visible effect on the Poly track.”



Finally, from Chris D. (AP Aug 11, race #1)



Charlie B. (is a public handicapper for TrackMaster, on the NYRA circuit)



Keith G.



Again from Keith G.



Bud S. #1



Bud S. #2



Bud S. #3



Joe C is new to the Methodology, though not racing; a Texan, and a fan of Lone Star, Remington and other Texas tracks. Here, he played the #8 and #12.



“I used the 8 the 6th Paceline because it was a good race and last route race on a better track... For some odd reason his connections has been sprinting him?? Will Rogers vs Oaklawn?? I take the race from Oaklawn!”

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