He didn't hit one after all.

I hear you on the data and obviously you know the man better than I do,but I don't consider him a good handicapper. I have read too many "rundowns" on his board where he had "reads" on horses where he talks about "1/2 point conditioning moves". He is making handicapping decisions based on a level of precision that doesn't exist. I believe it comes from the "drinking your own kool-aid" syndrome. In this case, believing that his figures came down from Mt. Sinai on tablets.....

But just one man's opinion...


Jim,

You mean you don't believe that someone can measure the performance of a horse within 20 inches of a previous effort.Come on Jim, have a kool aid or two.


Mike