Good post BBB. Too often the rail setting is ignored to the detriment of the handicapper. Rail out and often the handicapper is holding a losing ticket waiting for his closers to hit the wire while the speed horses have already gone past.
For those of you who don't know BBB, as a way of a brief introduction, I came to know BBB through the forum at DMR. He pretty much ignores the senseless arguments about which horse was the best of all time and such. Rather, he concentrates on handicapping and the technical aspects. He plays OP, the Louisiana circuit, and the midwest (KY) among others. A solid 'capper who always offers insight along with his selections.
I encourage you to pay particular attention to his P4 tickets. Those people who did pay attention were rewarded with $10K payout earlier in the year. His tickets are always affordable.
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