Ability-X - The rating with meaning.
Ability... it is what you are betting on.If your handicapping is not pointing it out, any bet... is a gamble. |
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The Limits of Handicapping Physicality - The other half of the game.
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I guess that over the years, I've handicapped every which way there is. The methods and angles are many, but I could only see one point to it all. An accurate measurement of a horses ability to run a given distance of ground. Without providing that, any method of handicapping will leave the horseplayer a minute late and $2 dollars short every time. Sure... there are still a few questions to answer, even when you have an accurate measurement of ability. But, those questions are better answered with simplicity rather than complexity. Ability-X is simply an accurate measurement of a horses ability to run a distance of ground. While that is a simple concept, don't let the power of holding it in your hand get past you. While not requiring anything approaching complex in its consideration, this rating has the power to go 4, 5, 6, and 8 deep in a results chart, consistently. This has never been done before to my knowledge. With consideration to the realities of horse racing, Ability-X is the most consistently accurate rating that is offered anywhere, at any price. The realities to be considered with this statement are: In horse racing... the higher the quality of the horse, the more consistent the ability to run race after race. .... the lower the quality of the horse, the less consistent the ability to run race after race. This basic horse racing knowledge is the key to winning with Ability-X ratings. And, the main reason that condition today is another question that needs to be answered by means other than "form" analysis. I will post yesterday's ratings with results, on this site, so that you can see the accuracy of Ability-X for yourself. Yeah... that's un-heard of too. But, an accurate rating makes all things possible.
Using Ability-X Ratings & Exacta Magic W/Ability-X Will explain how to best use Ability-X ratings to make consistently profitable wagering decisions.
Copyright © Jon D. Luman 2007 |
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