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Both numbers were absolutley correct..and fairly easy figures to make. Curlin debuted on the same days as the Holy Bull Stakes, which was won by Nobiz Like Shobiz....his superior final time earned him a figure 5 points faster than Nobiz...who defeated a decent field in that race, 3rd place finisher Scat Daddy has since won the FOY and Florida Derby. 4th place finisher, beaten 10 lengths, named Sam P. has since returned to run 2nd and 3rd in major Derby preps at SA. Why was FFC the favorite over Curlin in that race? Perhaps because of the fact he was ridden by last years eclipse award winning jockey, and trained by a Hall of Famer who's horses are most often overbet. |
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But if it takes nothing more than looking at beyers, we could boil all the pp's down to columns of beyer figs. Forget the running lines, comments, etc. The challenge in handicapping is to justify the figure, or to put in in context. Look at how it was earned and ask yourself if those conditions are likely to repeat next time. DrugS gave the specifics in this case. On the other hand, you may come to the conclusion that a big beyer IS reflective of the horse and can be repeated, or in some cases even improved upon due to the horse having raced in a disadvantaged sense, either wide or against a bias. I see all these numbers as only a starting point for further analysis, not as conclusive of anything. They're just one of your tools. |
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![]() Thanks folks<
As you must have figured out by now, I am not a fan of beyer numbers, however, I am always interested on how people use different info, and come up with a selection. This thread may or could be salvaged, and become somewhat useful, with these added comments you have made. Of course, there are others who won't. |
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Really all that matters, and is important to ALL of us, is that each and every thread here is useful to YOU. We are here to serve......YOU.....and only YOU. |
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But thanks anyway, I know you care about helping out where you can. |
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Gee, what a disappointment to me. I just live to please you. |
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Maybe it will make more sense when you return to post drunk later. Those are always your posts that I enjoy the most. |
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I decided not to dwell on your drunken rant from yesterday afternoon. I was being nice. Sorry, I will try not to let that happen again. |
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One can never be to good at grammar. |
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