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![]() As you are well aware, there are several sofware program that help in the handcapping of a dog race. Some good, some bad.
My question is apart from box draw and change in weight from 1 start to the next, what other factors should I be considering. My list is: Box draw -- has it won from the box before. Has the dog won at the distance. Fast/Slow beginner. Mad Gambler |
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![]() I would also look at...
Does it rail or run wide. PB and date of PB. The age of the dog. Location of previous runs. Its box position compared to others. ie: a wide runner on the inside of one that likes to rail etc. The trainer. Its breeding. A great site for that is greyhound-data.com Im not sure what data these handicapping systems use, so hopefully you find some of that usefull. |
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![]() Also keep a tab on how disadvantaged the dog was due to a check in each race and take this into aco****.
For example a dog that loses by 2 lengths but has a C4 in the formline should have won the race if it wasn't checked. ie C4 = checked and lost 4 lengths. Good Luck. |
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![]() Just came back too add probly one of the most important factors and wesmip has beat me to it lol.
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![]() Quote:
2 Things. Please mind your language! And.I thought C4 was a Class 4 handicap! |
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![]() Wenty Park,
R3 no7 R6 no5 R7 no8. Please yourself but I'll be backing 'em. |
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![]() moee,
yeah I have to mind my langauge .... especially when I miss type the word account. LOL I usually stick to Vic races and use the watchdog formguides. In these the following is used : No C1 means checked 1 length, C2 checked 2 lengths ... C8 checked 8 lengths and C9 checked 9 lengths. R means railed, W means ran wide For stating S = slow, M=medium and Q= quick on most form guides. I guess it depends on which guide you look at. Good Luck. |
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