da Proof:
PARX R10
cRtg1= 4,5,11
those three ran first, second, and 4th…dime soop $558, #4 paid $27.40 for the win…
just sayin’, as they say…
gino

i’m just fine, thank you

Picker:
gotcha.
no clue about Objects, not my jam.
back in the day i used to find it interesting to run a filter for a certain track (and certainly T/S/D variations) and then run a simple one factor rank of one system against it….remedial education at its
best!! when you find that cRtg 1 or PSR 1 whilst winning thirty % or better in general win 80% at odds < 9/5 or whatever, it can serve as a serious nudge towards getting on Bandwagon El Favorito or continuing your career as a suicide bettor….
the merits of many handicapping programs are eternally debatable, but i have always thought that HSH
provided serious educational opportunities for peeps trying to transition from handicapping to betting….
an open mind and a decent bankroll required, needless to say…
keep on choogling.
gino

PickMaster-
nice work cleaning up those posts..use your cursor to bump a couple of rows and they’re perfect…my longtime philosophy has been to downgrade or ignore the products of lazy editors, poor spellers, crummy coders, stinky thinkers, anything that reeks “dumbass”….these are the people you are betting against…leave them and their stupidity bereft of your insights…
when you spot a well presented, crisply scripted, thought provoking presentation, perk up and pay attention- this is where you find the game changing nuggets that bump up your ROI…
re: your tables in general, if i may?
looking at linear output and realizing how lousy your rank of 1/$net is should send a rational degenerate off to play scratchers, slots, or sports betting…HSH has those nifty little odds ranges (dig until you find them) that will teach you when, where, and how to bet….why? remains elusive…
gino

DS- not so much, hehehe…
Red, Emir of Fort Erie-
i still juxtapose The Comp Screen Raw with the DK All screen…a literal Popper named Flood Zone paid
$37.60 in a Gr3 race at AQU (8th) yesterday…not a theoretically preferable type, but a “do not overthink”payday horse, there for the taking….PopUps make excellent “and one” additions to both horizontal and vertical wagers…
so yes, i still see them.
all day long.
g

The Double Druther remains the G spot of HSH…
B2L3 x Frm….c’mon, you know where to find it!

as i continue to mourn the passing of Ron Tiller, i will remind you of a screen that i named after him that is located in the same place as The DD….
BL4 x F1….

oh hell there is a third one of these screens named after another brilliant but now departed capper,
Bobby Gumbo…(a TB4 guy and dear friend who drove DS to such distraction that Dave almost thought i was alright)…B2E x Lrc…

the eyeball sequence is DD, GUMBO, RON TILLER…
WHAT you are seeing is a quick and dirty look at Recent/Decent, Lifetime Achievement, and Most Likely Leaders….

oh double hell, here is where it is:
>Comp Icon
>Synthetic Pace tab
> buttons as described above(once for each screen)
>Notes

a recipe for success if you are a snowflake eyeball scanner….If you are trying to refi your house or
impress a jury or first date, substitute Stochastic Handicapper for the flaky eyes part…looks good on business cards also…
(almost as good as the chicarena i met at the bar who toiled at the neighborhood rubdown joint and whose card read Contextual Deep Tissue Work…)

context and nuance being like the congruence of Exacta and Quinella….(dollars and cents)…

gino
Always DeTermined

that went well…
so bracket code bracket…bracket being one of these [
the close bracket being this ]……
then bracket /code followed by a close bracket

hope this helps

Resurge Fellas-
when posting aqui, if you precede your research output with , your columns will align and not be squashed…easier to read, decipher and comment on…
capisce?
thanx,
gino

RIP to one of the good ones…
a lot of the magic of HSH and its descendants is directly related to the diligence and devotion that were the daily bread of HDW, aka Ron Tiller and Jim Cramer et al…the integrity and quality of their data, the attention to detail, the quest for preciseness, 364 days a year, year in, year out, for decades of my life, is unmatched by anything else….the calm and never rattled Ron Tiller, a man with a very unique perspective on life and a singular sense of humor, will be greatly missed,,,my world is greatly diminished by his passing, he was dedicated to smoothing the bumps and filling the potholes in the road we travel, and although life goes on, the numbers will never be as accurate nor as readily available as they have been under his watch…
Ron knew people as friends, not clients or customers, and i am deeply saddened to have lost an old friend.

gino