The 4 most important variables you will see below are:

MAIN RANKING 70% 80% in the money.

The RANKING is what you see, the four strong variables  below interacts
with the main ranking and that is why A is not always on top. It varies
from track to track day to day but averages  70% 80% in the money, plus
there are several  other  factors in the background that can effect the
ranking order and often does.                                          

PROBILITY 60% 70% in the money.

PRO,  under PRO are two lines each line represents 20 different systems
or 40 systems all together, the lower the number the better.           

MEAN 60% 70% in the money.

MED,  under MED are two lines each line represents 20 different systems
or  40  systems all together.  They are the mean of each PROBILITY, the
lower the number the better.                                           

L9 72% in the money.

L9, This is a  system that uses  several of my best systems, I use this
one to TAB A, B  and {I}, the lower the number the better.             

L10 71% in the money.

L10, This is a system that uses several of my best not the same ones as
L9 uses, I use this one to confirm horses ability to be in the money.  

The Remaining Variables AVERAGE 50% 60% In The Money.


Daily Double, Pick Three, Pick Four,
Pick Six And Place Pick All 

Because of the above strong variables is why I hit so many.
 









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I choose  this race as an  example because is has  several  thing in it
you should be aware of. The full pick sheet is available along with the
results from TSN.                                                      

I an not  going to cover all of the races as I did for Aqueduct because
after  this race,  most of the situations covered plays itself over and
over every day, every track and every race                             

Though  visually  #9 looks like the  better  horse it ended up with a B
because L9 is ranked as 2. The strong tag of (/) with a (P) was able to
pull off a long layoff WIN.                                            

My basic cutoff for a long layoff is round 8 month or around  245 days,
that all  depends on what TAGS it ends up with and the  ability to over
come a  long layoff.  If you are using a  system that says  eliminate a
horse coming back over 30 days, you will loose lots of good payoffs.   

Class drop some handicappers do not agree with these TAG (/),(\). I use
five  different systems  to come up with the final analysis of who gets
these tags.  So if some  handicappers do not agree with me that's fine,
no one system can stand on it's own. Their method may show that another
horse  deserves the drop class TAG. That is what my site is all about I
give you the best  CONTENDERS  in a race  and then it is  up to you the
Handicapper to choose the horse with the positive price for you.       

POSITIVE PRICE FOR YOU. What does that mean? In this race #6 placed and
paid  $7.80, the winner  #9 only paid $3.80. The bottom line is you are
only looking  for the winner if you are  playing Exacts, Daily Doubles,
Pick 3's,  Pick Six's  etc.  But if you are looking to make a living at
the races you  need to look for the  horse that  will pay the  most for
your money.                                                            

I always favor experience horse over  FIRST TIME STARTERS,  that is why
they  are always  on top no  matter how bad they my look.  If you are a
Jockey / Trainer player that point to a first time starter, go for it. 

I rank  the first  time starters  using special  points the point range
from 0 to 1,500  my cutoff points to be used on the pick sheet is  740,
this is to say that points 740 and above gets placed on the pick sheet,
anything under that does not.                                          

If over  four first time starters are  740 point and above only the top
three are used. On the bottom  of the pick sheet the  first time starts
are in ranking order.                                                  

If you are interested to know, I use  five systems to come  up with the
ranking order for first time starters that works quite well in spite of
the limited information available. However often times some trainers do
not want their first time  starters to win. First time starter that are
tagged as a possible winner or in the money winner are most  likely the
best horse but other factors  may keep him for  performing not just the
inexperience factor.                                                   










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