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Stats and work ethic (923 Views)
Posted by: Michael D. (IP Logged)
Date: June 04, 2002 12:59AM

Most of the training and breeding stats that are included in the TG sheets can not be found in the Racing Form. TG gives their figures for the dam of the runner (breaking them down into sprint/route and dirt/turf), as well as the numbers for the dam's other offspring. For example, you could have seen that Came Home's dam had produced mainly sprinters (even the AP Indy horse was a sprinter). Because Came Home was a Derby contender, everybody knew this info, but if he were a relatively unknown horse stretching out to a mile and a quarter, the info would have helped. TG gives trainer/jockey ROI stats that can be very helpful, stats which are not included in the Form. I could go on, but I suggest you take a look at the product, decide for yourself. As for the post on the other board today, I am sure it turned off a lot of Ragozin users. To drop to the level of questioning your competitors work ethic in order to get ahead in the figures game is a bit stupid.



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Causal Factors, David. Really. (1474 Views) Mall 06/03/2002 11:05PM
Re: Causal Factors, David. Really. (984 Views) Jason L. 06/04/2002 12:13AM
Stats and work ethic (923 Views) Michael D. 06/04/2002 12:59AM
Re: Stats and work ethic (937 Views) superfreakicus 06/04/2002 03:58AM
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Re: Stats and work ethic (935 Views) Michael D. 06/04/2002 01:58PM
Re: Causal Factors, David. Really. (926 Views) David G. Patent 06/04/2002 03:53AM
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