The comparison of the products is not going to happen, at least not with the consent of Len and the Rags folks. I posted on their web site after the Saratoga meet last year that I would like to do the comparison, but was looking for a Rags user to "partner with". I was betting the horses every day back then, and wasn't going to purchase two sets of sheets. Plus, with a regular t-graph user and a regular rags user doing the study, there would be less room for skewing the numbers. I, for one, was open to any conclusion that the study produced. I think I am using the right numbers, but if the study proved otherwise, then so be it. Instead of generating any intellectual debate at all on the Rags board, Len took a potshot at my methodology, without proposing any alternative methodology of his own. Some other posters over there gave some unintelligent responses as well, but nobody stepped up and was interested. The Rags marketing strategy seems to be to make believe that Tgraph doesn't exist and try to convince their customer base of this as well.