retriever
Stallion
This month is looking to be the busiest time of the year for my race type selections ( 5f - 5½f ).
Nine races to start the project off today with a maximum of 18 points in the balance bar non-runners.
There is a wide variety of prices in the mix today.
I am reminded of something that pete says.....that it just takes one or two occasional big price winners to move us forward, while the remainder, hopefully, keep us on an even keel.
Once again I have no idea where this is going but it's main purpose is to help me focus and sometimes it's the side-line spots that make a difference.
This method entails a general appreciation of a horses ability over the minimum distance, combined with trainer statistics, and if I really get stuck, resort to pedigree stats. Covering horses of all ages adds variety and an ongoing foundation.
I note the general race types for my ongoing analysis of my stronger or weaker picks.
1.25 Leic...........2yo Non-Handicap ( Novice )
3.30 Redc.........3yo+ Handicap
4.25 Brig...........4yo+ Handicap
5.40 Tipp..........2yo Non-Handicap
6.00 Yarm.........2yo Non-Handicap ( Restricted Novice )
6.10 Tipp..........3yo+ Non-Handicap ( Maiden )
6.30 Yarm..........3yo+ Non-Handicap ( Maiden )
6.40 Tipp...........3yo+ Handicap
6.50 Ling...........3yo+ Handicap
Minimum distance races may sometimes seem like a minefield but I think they are the most genuine race type.
There's no real room for 'jockey tactics', for example. They either bolt for the line or get left behind. Simples!
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Nine races to start the project off today with a maximum of 18 points in the balance bar non-runners.
There is a wide variety of prices in the mix today.
I am reminded of something that pete says.....that it just takes one or two occasional big price winners to move us forward, while the remainder, hopefully, keep us on an even keel.
Once again I have no idea where this is going but it's main purpose is to help me focus and sometimes it's the side-line spots that make a difference.
This method entails a general appreciation of a horses ability over the minimum distance, combined with trainer statistics, and if I really get stuck, resort to pedigree stats. Covering horses of all ages adds variety and an ongoing foundation.
I note the general race types for my ongoing analysis of my stronger or weaker picks.
1.25 Leic...........2yo Non-Handicap ( Novice )
3.30 Redc.........3yo+ Handicap
4.25 Brig...........4yo+ Handicap
5.40 Tipp..........2yo Non-Handicap
6.00 Yarm.........2yo Non-Handicap ( Restricted Novice )
6.10 Tipp..........3yo+ Non-Handicap ( Maiden )
6.30 Yarm..........3yo+ Non-Handicap ( Maiden )
6.40 Tipp...........3yo+ Handicap
6.50 Ling...........3yo+ Handicap
Minimum distance races may sometimes seem like a minefield but I think they are the most genuine race type.
There's no real room for 'jockey tactics', for example. They either bolt for the line or get left behind. Simples!
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