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Please refer to “A Template For Race Analysis” which shows the analysis and future prospects from the 17.50 Wol on 19th Nov 2011. This is not a full analysis in an attempt to find the winner of this race. It is a quick means of checking the potential for backing one of the runners [...] Please refer to “A Template For Race Analysis” which shows the analysis and future prospects from the 17.50 Wol on 19th Nov 2011. This is not a full analysis in an attempt to find the winner of this race. It is a quick means of checking the potential for backing one of the runners [...] Please refer to “A Template For Race Analysis” which shows the analysis and future prospects from the 17.50 Wol on 19th Nov 2011. This is not a full analysis in an attempt to find the winner of this race. It is a quick means of checking the potential for backing one of the runners [...] Please refer to “A Template For Race Analysis” which shows the analysis and future prospects from the 17.50 Wol on 19th Nov 2011. This is not a full analysis in an attempt to find the winner of this race. It is a quick means of checking the potential for backing one of the runners [...] Please refer to “A Template For Race Analysis” which shows the analysis and future prospects from the 17.50 Wol on 19th Nov 2011. This is not a full analysis in an attempt to find the winner of this race. It is a quick means of checking the potential for backing one of the runners [...] Today’s post contains a couple of observations from yesterday’s racing that may be useful for future reference and a reminiscent ramble brought on by the return of an old chaser. The first observation is a continuation of the pace theme and the second is a seemingly under considered effect of the draw at Lingfield. The [...] Firstly, just a quick update to my earlier post re the lack of pace in the 4.50 at Wolverhampton on Thursday 4th Feb. Although I said it was likely to be an unpredictable race it worked out in about as simple a manner as it could have done. I said that Wyatt Earp was “thrown in on [...] One of the first things I do when analysing a race is to allocate a pace rating to each horse. I check the last three runs of each horse and allocate points for the position they took immediately after the start of each race. If the horse led I give it 4 points, [...] |
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