this ties into a post brian the ponyplayer made a couple of weeks ago. he cited ryan_pip's track bias for that particular week and some of them were extreme. for instance oaklawn sprints were at 50% (20/40, so a decent sample size), early ("E"), winners. in your opinion how does the deT account for these extreme bias situations, both early and late? is it through the pace scenarios only? thanks! and if anyone is interested i can post the top 20 early speed favoring thoroughbred race tracks as listed by claude pro (artificial intelligence).
I've found track bias very difficult to use-- it's like trying to "time" the stock market. Check out Bob Pandolfo's track bias comments for Aqueduct at handicappingwinners.com . Pandy has a very detailed day-to-day analysis. Look how often he says there's a bias, but the next day it's gone. Pandy likes to play horses in their next race that for example performed well against what he determined was a speed/closing bias. But, that takes a lot of work and tracking, and it's somewhat subjective.