Ray Taulbot Selections

[Karli.dann]

I rarely leave comments or chime in but just wanted to say thanks for sharing!!
& would love to see more often! I use two other tools to cross reference & I would add yours in every time.

Much appreciated

[equusvates]

Originally Posted by Saratoga

Watching...Fine

Betting every race = mucho losses

Yep.

Back when I went to the track, I only gave out longshots with a high confidence in and only three other horses to play underneath. I had about one to three plays a day. My friends were crazy. Playing almost every race. But they were gracious when one of my bets came in.

Now for the pudding.

[equusvates]

Originally Posted by Karli.dann

I rarely leave comments or chime in but just wanted to say thanks for sharing!!
& would love to see more often! I use two other tools to cross reference & I would add yours in every time.

Much appreciated

You must. Trust but verify. Never trust a guy who doesn't put his money where his PDF file is.

[equusvates]

Let's see how these go.: popcorn:

[equusvates]

Here we go

[equusvates]

Originally Posted by equusvates

Here we go

Added WAPOH, won at price or higher x number of times

[equusvates]

Originally Posted by Saratoga

For me , its still just a little confusing....

Need to explain what I have in circled RED...to you its fine ...others?

I can see FULCRUM on top there but why/what is W2W doing there to?

"PACE SENARIO" fine

Those 2 column of odds...what are they?

Same Trainer, Same Race.....not really needed?

What that "H2 LUZZI" line is ? and why its needed?

Bottom Line I believe its selections....So just say selections...

Why are other races there too....too confusion....

I know it works for you....but others need to understand too

Just my opinion....

Never addressed that "horizontal" line.
If any horizontal bets are available in the race, the selections for each race are shown. So, if a pick four is the longest sequence of race it will show the current race and the next three races. A different routine is used to set the selections, as it is trying to grab anything with a higher than random probability of winning. Needs a lot of work.

[equusvates]

Survey says...

For "right side of the brain people", you should recognize the pace dynamics in the grid file.

SQUARES: need to lead
CIRCLES: front runners
RECTANGLE: pressers
HEXAGON: some type of closer, there are four types
PARALLELOGRAM: non closing late horses

Size of icon is relative class. The grid only reflects a snapshot of one paceline from the horse's history. The horizontal axis is early pace, and the vertical axis is late pace. From this, you may be able to see who may get away early and who may be able to catch them late. The hash marks are at 1 length intervals. The hash marks are in units of pace and are closely related to horse lengths but are not the same.

The green box attempts to find the area on the grid best suited for a reliable performance. I try to find races where there are only 1 or 2 within the box and appear to be in good condition or have a good angle going for them.

One caveat. Make sure you compare the ranges of the early and late paces. Just because the horses are at one extreme or the other, the whole field may only be less than 2 lengths apart.

[equusvates]

Originally Posted by equusvates

Survey says...

For "right side of the brain people", you should recognize the pace dynamics in the grid file.

SQUARES: need to lead
CIRCLES: front runners
RECTANGLE: pressers
HEXAGON: some type of closer, there are four types
PARALLELOGRAM: non closing late horses

Size of icon is relative class. The grid only reflects a snapshot of one paceline from the horse's history. The horizontal axis is early pace, and the vertical axis is late pace. From this, you may be able to see who may get away early and who may be able to catch them late. The hash marks are at 1 length intervals. The hash marks are in units of pace and are closely related to horse lengths but are not the same.

The green box attempts to find the area on the grid best suited for a reliable performance. I try to find races where there are only 1 or 2 within the box and appear to be in good condition or have a good angle going for them.

One caveat. Make sure you compare the ranges of the early and late paces. Just because the horses are at one extreme or the other, the whole field may only be less than 2 lengths apart.

Just to be clear, the right side of the horizontal axis is the fastest early and top of the vertical axis is the fastest late. Remember, just a snapshot. The computer may pick the wrong paceline for the horse or the horse is just coming out of slow races.

[equusvates]

Originally Posted by equusvates

Just to be clear, the right side of the horizontal axis is the fastest early and top of the vertical axis is the fastest late. Remember, just a snapshot. The computer may pick the wrong paceline for the horse or the horse is just coming out of slow races.

Drawing the wrong shape for some horses. Will figure out why tomorrow.

[equusvates]

Originally Posted by equusvates

Drawing the wrong shape for some horses. Will figure out why tomorrow.

Little math problem

[equusvates]

The six

[mapman]

cannot open..
checking for good cappers
jw

[Saratoga]

Originally Posted by mapman

cannot open..
checking for good cappers
jw

maybe your browser is blocking the download..

Using Chrome , I have to click "KEEP" to get it downloaded to my PC

Its a PDF File which you open it in Chrome as well as a PDF Viewer

[mapman]

many thanks...
will try...jw