Graded Stakes and Polytrack

[TitanSooner]

Originally Posted by repent

but do you think that is what KEE is now?

I dont see the one run late closers winning a lot.
I see the one paced runners being the most successful. the ones who sit off the pace but not way out out of it.
maybe I have not studdied the charts as well as some of you.
I just know what I have seen on TVG.

I cant cap it. it just frustrates me. its like you just try to find a turf horse who is one paced,and he usually makes the most sense.

sucks, b/c I loved playing KEE and Holypark in the past.



Repent

I suppose I am being more open to the idea of polytrack than others here since I live in SoCal and the majority of my play is on SA,HOL,and DMR.. I feel that if I want to continue playing the horses, which is my favorite thing to do, I need to study these races and look for and identify trends that are going to allow me to get a jump on the other handicappers that might be just too stubborn (and maybe rightfully so) about learning it. To me, as a player, I am more concerned with cashing a ticket than the grade of a race. I can score very similarly on a 25,000 Maiden Claimer as I could on a million dollar group 1 race.

[repent]

Originally Posted by TitanSooner

I suppose I am being more open to the idea of polytrack than others here since I live in SoCal and the majority of my play is on SA,HOL,and DMR.. I feel that if I want to continue playing the horses, which is my favorite thing to do, I need to study these races and look for and identify trends that are going to allow me to get a jump on the other handicappers that might be just too stubborn (and maybe rightfully so) about learning it. To me, as a player, I am more concerned with cashing a ticket than the grade of a race. I can score very similarly on a 25,000 Maiden Claimer as I could on a million dollar group 1 race.

yeah,
so am I.
but Im not going to wager a dime on that crap from this point forward.
too much of an unknown.


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