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A tip for anyone playing.

The track is very deep as of yesterday. They will almost assuredly grade cushion from the rail outwards before Fridays races.
Do yourself a favor and watch the trips on Friday closely. Watch for the inside to see if all inside horses are still firing when others are not. Watch for any kind of consistency such as speed is carrying or speed is not carrying. If rail positions are moving up from the inside around the far turn. Or, maybe it’s the outside that is best. A horse with a 3 wide trip that runs fresh when asked.
More often when not, when a new meeting is starting , the maintenance crew has laid out a plan to make the track perfect. But because it is so difficult to achieve that every time, biases can and do show up.
It’s just as beneficial to know which horses will most likely get favorable trips as it is knowing probability of unfavorable trips.
Whatever you see from Friday will most likely carryover to Saturday.
Do understand that they are trying to achieve a fair even track. Maybe they will. That’s always the best scenario. But if it doesn’t materialize a bias of speed, inside runners, outside speed, outside closers could appear.
Pay attention to this and you will know information that more than 90% of the players are unaware of.

Obviously this is for dirt races. Turf can also favor a certain running style but turf biases are not as frequent.
Remember, the early pace almost always dictates the final outcome.
Hope that helps. .
GL everyone.
 

BigJay

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A tip for anyone playing.

The track is very deep as of yesterday. They will almost assuredly grade cushion from the rail outwards before Fridays races.
Do yourself a favor and watch the trips on Friday closely. Watch for the inside to see if all inside horses are still firing when others are not. Watch for any kind of consistency such as speed is carrying or speed is not carrying. If rail positions are moving up from the inside around the far turn. Or, maybe it’s the outside that is best. A horse with a 3 wide trip that runs fresh when asked.
More often when not, when a new meeting is starting , the maintenance crew has laid out a plan to make the track perfect. But because it is so difficult to achieve that every time, biases can and do show up.
It’s just as beneficial to know which horses will most likely get favorable trips as it is knowing probability of unfavorable trips.
Whatever you see from Friday will most likely carryover to Saturday.
Do understand that they are trying to achieve a fair even track. Maybe they will. That’s always the best scenario. But if it doesn’t materialize a bias of speed, inside runners, outside speed, outside closers could appear.
Pay attention to this and you will know information that more than 90% of the players are unaware of.

Obviously this is for dirt races. Turf can also favor a certain running style but turf biases are not as frequent.
Remember, the early pace almost always dictates the final outcome.
Hope that helps. .
GL everyone.
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BigJay

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A tip for anyone playing.

The track is very deep as of yesterday. They will almost assuredly grade cushion from the rail outwards before Fridays races.
Do yourself a favor and watch the trips on Friday closely. Watch for the inside to see if all inside horses are still firing when others are not. Watch for any kind of consistency such as speed is carrying or speed is not carrying. If rail positions are moving up from the inside around the far turn. Or, maybe it’s the outside that is best. A horse with a 3 wide trip that runs fresh when asked.
More often when not, when a new meeting is starting , the maintenance crew has laid out a plan to make the track perfect. But because it is so difficult to achieve that every time, biases can and do show up.
It’s just as beneficial to know which horses will most likely get favorable trips as it is knowing probability of unfavorable trips.
Whatever you see from Friday will most likely carryover to Saturday.
Do understand that they are trying to achieve a fair even track. Maybe they will. That’s always the best scenario. But if it doesn’t materialize a bias of speed, inside runners, outside speed, outside closers could appear.
Pay attention to this and you will know information that more than 90% of the players are unaware of.

Obviously this is for dirt races. Turf can also favor a certain running style but turf biases are not as frequent.
Remember, the early pace almost always dictates the final outcome.
Hope that helps. .
GL everyone.
Any angles like this @str or @rdalert447 ??

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A tip for anyone playing.

The track is very deep as of yesterday. They will almost assuredly grade cushion from the rail outwards before Fridays races.
Do yourself a favor and watch the trips on Friday closely. Watch for the inside to see if all inside horses are still firing when others are not. Watch for any kind of consistency such as speed is carrying or speed is not carrying. If rail positions are moving up from the inside around the far turn. Or, maybe it’s the outside that is best. A horse with a 3 wide trip that runs fresh when asked.
More often when not, when a new meeting is starting , the maintenance crew has laid out a plan to make the track perfect. But because it is so difficult to achieve that every time, biases can and do show up.
It’s just as beneficial to know which horses will most likely get favorable trips as it is knowing probability of unfavorable trips.
Whatever you see from Friday will most likely carryover to Saturday.
Do understand that they are trying to achieve a fair even track. Maybe they will. That’s always the best scenario. But if it doesn’t materialize a bias of speed, inside runners, outside speed, outside closers could appear.
Pay attention to this and you will know information that more than 90% of the players are unaware of.

Obviously this is for dirt races. Turf can also favor a certain running style but turf biases are not as frequent.
Remember, the early pace almost always dictates the final outcome.
Hope that helps. .
GL everyone.
Thanks for sharing, really good info.
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I’ve seen Fierceness run multiple times. I have not looked at the pp’s yet but having watched Fierceness run while inside horses , that is NOT where he is mentally comfortable.
I’m going on memory but in the Met mile was sloppy and as soon as the outside speed crossed over in front of him, he threw his head up and hated it. He did not really try much after that.
Then, in his next race , when he was laying 2nd and the long shot rabbit flew past him early down the backside, as soon as his right eye was covered up by the outside horse, he resented it and never fired after that. Next, he gets a clean trip and wins easily with no horse pinning him inside.
In this race the 1 post spells trouble for his preferred running style. He really doesn’t want to go early but if he doesn’t, there is a big chance he gets a trip he is uncomfortable with. If so, you have a very vulnerable favorite. Careful betting or using him. He has a lot to overcome to be willing to give his best effort so most likely the play would be to toss him.
I’ll look in the next couple days and try and post more thoughts.
 

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It’s a numbers game

PP’s mean nothing
In all seriousness, the horses talk to you every time they compete. You have to learn how to listen with your eyes not ears. Their mannerisms are shouting out the answer.
It’s real hard but when you see it , are aware of it, and it shows up , it seems so easy. Doesn’t work out like that all the time but learn it and trust it, and it’s the closest thing to having tomorrows results today.
I wouldn’t lie to you JJ.
 
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