Report update AP+PS+LR I did a study on Brian's "RSE" object. This study uses 2025 races with 0 FTS. I used the PickMaster in HSH to see how the six factors in the RSE object performed in these races. For the first run, I also added public choice and morning line to give some perspective. Here are the results after the first run:
Field Rank Starts Pays Pay% $Net IV PIV ExW PExW
1 rPubCh 1-1 2,746 1,041 37.9 $1.73 2.84 1.04 367.1 997.5
174 rPSR 1-1 2,913 888 30.5 $1.61 2.29 1.00 388.1 886.8
176 rML 1-1 2,697 878 32.6 $1.64 2.44 1.01 360.3 872.8
82 rFTB2L3 1-1 3,008 777 25.8 $1.64 1.87 1.01 396.2 731.6
1625 rtSC 1-1 3,306 701 21.2 $1.56 1.60 0.99 439.0 711.6
1632 rtClass 1-1 3,600 699 19.4 $1.57 1.46 1.00 478.3 700.1
1633 rtAPV 1-1 2,728 548 20.1 $1.70 1.50 1.01 364.3 542.9
I chose PSR R1 because it had the highest number of pays (other than public choice). I used it to make a rule. When making a rule using the PickMaster, you eliminate the races in which the #1 ranked horse in PSR won. Then you run the PickMaster again to see which factor has the most pays/winners in its first rank in races in which the PSR #1 ranked horse didn't win.
After the second run, I made a rule with rtClass since it had the highest number of "Pays". Even higher than public choice!
Field Rank Starts Pays Pay% $Net IV PIV ExW PExW
1632 rtClass 1-1 2,616 378 14.4 $1.56 1.10 1.00 344.0 377.9
Then I made a rule with FTB2L3. FYI: Public Choice had 274 "Pays".
Field Rank Starts Pays Pay% $Net IV PIV ExW PExW
82 rFTB2L3 1-1 1,303 229 17.6 $1.65 1.37 1.06 167.2 216.3
Next rule:
Field Rank Starts Pays Pay% $Net IV PIV ExW PExW
1625 rtSC 1-1 1,262 163 12.9 $1.45 1.00 0.95 163.5 171.0
I made a final rule with rtSC.
Field Rank Starts Pays Pay% $Net IV PIV ExW PExW
1633 rtAPV 1-1 932 114 12.2 $1.83 0.95 1.02 120.3 111.8
Then I was left with:
Field Rank Starts Pays Pay% $Net IV PIV ExW PExW
78 rFTLR 1-1 689 91 13.2 $1.64 1.04 0.93 87.7 98.1
What's the takeaway here? In this 2,683-race sample, horses that ranked first in either of these five factors won 1,863 races (69%). That means that 31% of the time, the winner did not rank first in any of these factors.