Handicapping Spot Play Finds Off The Pace Winner

Dive into a spot play that identifies off-the-pace runners that will be primed to win. Adding this to your handicapping will help you zero in on who can compete against the match-up projected in the race.
This spot play also will help you confidently eliminate early runners who will be swallowed up by the pace of the race.
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[@RyanPip_]

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[@dedeee29]

Good rule of thumb.. when there are 7 or more horses entered. If there are two or fewer true speed horses bet the speed. Three or more speed horses bet the best closer you'll laugh all the way to the bank

[@RyanPip_]

Right there with ya!

[@danielboals9602]

Nice analysis. I had a math teacher that told me that if you really want to get strong at something, then teach it or tutor it, you will learn at least as much as your students.

[@RyanPip_]

I agree with that! One of the best ways to keep yourself sharp

[@littleman74bruh13]

These are awesome please keep ‘em coming

[@mauricelaury1911]

I'm glad you are doing these videos

[@RyanPip_]

Appreciate that! 👍

[@mauricelaury1911]

What program are you using?

[@RyanPip_]

RDSS. There’s a lot of factors it spits out that you can model. Just easier to punch in and show projected pace on there for video. The highlight feature is good to see who has and hasn’t ran against what is expected.

[@mikeparadise5024]

Shoot missed it dam it