Kickin TG fig: 14.25 "tu"

GPK · #1 01-02-2008, 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav

That is very good, should have more room in improve. She didn't get any help figure wise (as Charles mentioned in a prior thread) being 1w1w the whole time, but I would rather be that then 3w4w and get a TG 9.

wtf?? Charles?? Thanks Thomas

Riot · #2 01-02-2008, 01:41 PM

Considering that Charles has only had her for a couple of months, I see only blue sky and dark bay horses in the winners' circle

I have to admit, I love that Dee Tee has a turf horse - it's my favorite racing, watching them jockey for position throughout while they set up for their horses run, then the turn for home explodes in a wall of horses across the track,the colors of the silks, the excitement, seeing who will emerge with that awesome speed closing kick. I love the green of the grass, the way the grooms turn them out with the quartering and banged tails ... I think I need a "lifetime trip to England and Ireland" plan

Cannon Shell · #3 01-02-2008, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by GPK

wtf?? Charles?? Thanks Thomas

New Year formalities

Cannon Shell · #4 01-02-2008, 01:54 PM

One issue I have with the sheets or TG at smaller tracks like Tampa is that I question the that the information gathered is as precise as with the bigger tracks or that as much time is put into figuring the numbers. There is also the matter of determining the effect of trouble on the final figure. Was it a point? or 3? Not that any of it matters really...

Scav · #5 01-02-2008, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

One issue I have with the sheets or TG at smaller tracks like Tampa is that I question the that the information gathered is as precise as with the bigger tracks or that as much time is put into figuring the numbers. There is also the matter of determining the effect of trouble on the final figure. Was it a point? or 3? Not that any of it matters really...

I agree. I don't trust Delaware or Maryland numbers at all. I do trust Arlington numbers 100% as I know the guy that does it, still does it by hand with one of those over sized note cards, he is very sharp IMO

SentToStud · #6 01-02-2008, 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav

I agree. I don't trust Delaware or Maryland numbers at all. I do trust Arlington numbers 100% as I know the guy that does it, still does it by hand with one of those over sized note cards, he is very sharp IMO

Roger Vice? Or that curly haired guy with the coke-bottle glasses?

Scav · #7 01-02-2008, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by SentToStud

Roger Vice? Or that curly haired guy with the coke-bottle glasses?

I don't know either of them personally, but I know who you are speaking of, both people....the 2nd guy is real serious

And I'll apologize now for the hilariousness I have caused with using formal first names

GPK · #8 01-02-2008, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav

I don't know either of them personally, but I know who you are speaking of, both people....the 2nd guy is real serious

And I'll apologize now for the hilariousness I have caused with using formal first names

we forgive you....

Thomas

Spiggle24 · #9 01-02-2008, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

One issue I have with the sheets or TG at smaller tracks like Tampa is that I question the that the information gathered is as precise as with the bigger tracks or that as much time is put into figuring the numbers. There is also the matter of determining the effect of trouble on the final figure. Was it a point? or 3? Not that any of it matters really...

Needing more room? The Colonial downs Secretariat turf course is perfect for that nice late kick.Sweeping wide turns & a long drive home to the wire

Bigsmc · #10 01-02-2008, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

One issue I have with the sheets or TG at smaller tracks like Tampa is that I question the that the information gathered is as precise as with the bigger tracks or that as much time is put into figuring the numbers. There is also the matter of determining the effect of trouble on the final figure. Was it a point? or 3? Not that any of it matters really...

I do not trust the Tampa TG's....at all.

Bigger tracks only for me.

ddthetide · #11 01-04-2008, 11:02 AM

if you guys don't trust the TG #s certain places how about the beyer #s at those tracks?

Bigsmc · #12 01-04-2008, 11:20 AM

I don't fully trust any figures.

I usually use them as a tiebreaker or a quick way to eliminate horses that can't contend. Beyers at Tampa are okay, the tougher task is to compare figs (any figs) for horses shipping in from other tracks and somehow coming up with the best horse. That is part of why you can usually see some big prices at the beginning of a meet. Once horses have run over a track a couple times, it becomes easier to identify contenders and the prices seem to settle down.

otisotisotis · #13 01-04-2008, 11:36 AM

agree 100%.
you can sometimes get a feel for which tracks might have numbers that are 'off' (good and bad) by noticing how well the invaders are doing.
as long as they appear consistent they are useful.

Thunder Gulch · #14 01-05-2008, 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Bigsmc

I don't fully trust any figures.

I usually use them as a tiebreaker or a quick way to eliminate horses that can't contend. Beyers at Tampa are okay, the tougher task is to compare figs (any figs) for horses shipping in from other tracks and somehow coming up with the best horse. That is part of why you can usually see some big prices at the beginning of a meet. Once horses have run over a track a couple times, it becomes easier to identify contenders and the prices seem to settle down.

It becomes easier to identify contenders and tougher to find overlays when things regress to the norm....