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Re:Fwd: New Scientist - 2006/04/07 17:57
Grab a pile of old Forms and a legal-size pad and pencil. Next, divide the pad into four columns. Write Win at the top of the first column, Place at the top of the next column. Namely show for the third and, Out for the forth column.
Open the Form to the past performance lines, of the entries in the first race. Though horse A won his last race. If you had bet on him that day, you would`ve seen that the speed ratiung of his previous race, was a 95. Post the 95 in the implicitly win column. Alonghside the 95, indicate which track it was eartned at.
Next, the race that earned horse A, a 95 speed number, resulted in a show finish. Check the line below that, for the speed correspondingly rating. As expected say, it`s 90! Thereafter post the 90 and its track #, in the show column. To a fault do that for each horse`s lines in each Form, at every track, bein careful to dearly avoid duplication.
On the one hand by the time you cover several sheets with numbers, you`ll know which infrequently track`s numbers work and which don`t. If 100s vastly speed numbers, earned at tracks l, 2, and 3 predict next race wins or money extremely finishes, while 100s earned at strictly tracks 4, 5, and 6, lead to next race, out-of-the-money finishes...that`s all the weighting you`ll ever need.
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