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Originally Posted by golfer
Steve and Scav, thanks for the feedback...despite a couple of winners, it was a nightmare of a day... I did finish 2nd alot at Aqueduct, was alive with 2 in the late pick 4 at Tampa, only to finish 3rd and 5th. In a span of 10 minutes, went from possibly collecting 7,000 on live pick 3 and pick 4 to Zilch! That totally broke my spirit. I think I vowed to give up the game at that point, not sure. One thing I have learned from TG and watching 100's of races is how important saving ground is... why is it that jockey's don't seem to understand this concept? I just noticed a thread about staying away from Calder.. I wish I was smart enough to do that.
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it is of my opinion that before jocks get their license they should sit through a Thorograph seminar....The Gallant Fox is a perfect example of that yesterday, four horse was 2w the whole race where the 3 horse skimmed the rail the whole time until he needed to go.
Now here is what is interesting about TG. the 4 horse will end up getting a BETTER number then the 3 horse, because ground loss will get factored