Some of guides we are using have a speed figure in a bracket '()', what does this represent as opposed to a number not in one. It's clearly not taken as the horses best number as several times his best figure comes up lower than the number in brackets. Also for what reason would a horse not have anything against his speed figure for a certain race, would it be simply the guide we're using hasn't assessed that certain race?
Any help would be grateful.
The best i've seen and you can build your own systems with it.The owner is always adding new features to it aswell.
Best i've seen anyway
https://www.facebook.com/groups/239216083127879/
Also Timeforms speed figures are more accurate than most! (check them out.
I dont lie.Worth every penny.
Saves hours of studying,looking through the post and other sites etc
EG Zumurudee last time (72) that's because it was achieved on turf not AW
Hope this helps.
Nov 23, 2016 -- 1:51PM, olderthebetter wrote:
Not subscribed to any at the minute mate, using a couple of freebies like I say early days so trying to get a feel for it before committing fully. As an example Laurence Taylor who does them for atr you get a snippet of races (top 4 best rated), and you get there last 6 runs but some have numbers in brackets like I've mentioned in OP, was just wondering why he'd do this as opposed to without brackets.
My advice is while learning watch and read the American racing and form charts(free if you look) this will give you a feel for sectionals and get you watching the races closer, the race moves and positions etc. you do not have to bet to learn, power can only be used to optimum in stages some horses are more flexible with tactic ,many improve for different tactic.
horse its all about tactics not speed.. re handicaps it how far they won re their next mark.... not the clock
Cheers Zipper I know where your coming from in regards the dogs, it's not for me though mate love the horses.
