Ability-X

The rating with  meaning.

 

 

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My Ability-X Ratings will make you a winning horseplayer.

"Ability-X Ratings truly reflect a horses ability to run the distance... it is, all that you need. "

I said that.

 

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The Limits of Handicapping

Physicality - The other half of the game.


You can make money at the horse races without handicapping or having to learn anything about it, if you want.


Results - AP 9/13/08

6  Lighthouse Judge  15.00     8.00    5.00
1  Lord Vader  7.60  4.60
3  Death Valley    3.80

$2 Exacta  $103.00     6-1
$2 Superfecta    $1,402.60         6-1-3-5  
$2 Trifecta $416.60   6-1-3

 


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What could be more inspiring then walking into opening day at any thoroughbred race track with an understanding of the horses abilities?

Only the world class competition that makes Keeneland's fall and spring meetings the twin showcases of North American racing.

These are the events that can teach anyone the realities of horseracing that apply to any track in the world.

Hat's off to the founders of horse racing.

Long may they run.


The Kentucky Derby is the most handicapped horse race on the planet.

The results are testament to the futility of past performance handicapping, as the industry teaches you to do it.

2011 Kentucky Derby

11th - 10fD Par 30/90
137th Kentucky Derby
Run# POST ErlSpd ML Comp

32

3

97

20

129

33

5

97

30

130

51

17

96

12

147

30

14

96

12

126

62

4

96

20

158

52

16

94

30

146

47

8

91

4

138

53

7

91

20

144

42

1

91

10

133

98

20

91

50

189

57

13

90

12

147

63

6

90

30

153

67

15

89

10

156

62

19

89

6

151

57

11

87

30

144

81

9

85

30

166

57 2 80 30 127

16    Animal Kingdom      43.80    19.60     13.00
19    Nehro    8.80    6.40
13    Mucho Macho Man             7.00

2010 Kentucky Derby -

11th - 10fD Par 30/90

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

54

5

94

30

148

42

4

93

15

135

43

17

92

12

135

60

15

91

30

151

65

3

91

12

156

53

11

91

10

144

59

14

90

20

149

53

8

89

50

142

58

7

89

30

147

55

2

89

10

144

65

10

89

20

154

87

18

89

50

176

61

12

89

12

150

81

13

88

15

169

70

19

87

50

157

83

16

87

10

170

83

9

86

50

169

64

20

86

5

150

80 1 86 3 166
62 6 85 30 147

4 Super Saver

2 Ice Box

10 Paddy O'Prado

9 Make Music For Me

2009 Kentucky Derby

11th 10fD Par 30/90

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

88  19   97   15    185
59    8   96   50    155
92   10  92   30    184
71   20  91   50    162
62    7   91   20    153
49    14 90   50    139
41    2   90   20    131
79    18 89   50    168
59    17 89   50    148
48    15 89    4     137
74    16 87    4     161
38    13 87    3     125
54    1   87    30   141
70    9   87    50   157
50    6   87    5     137
73    3   85    30   158
76    11 85   20    161
68    12 85    20    153
93    4   84    30    177
81    5   83    15    164

8 Mine That Bird

15 Pioneer of Nile

2 Musket Man

7 Papa Clem

$2 Superfecta    $557,006.40         8-15-2-7

Not so surprising with Ability-X ratings 

 

2008 Kentucky Derby

10th - 10fD Par 30/90

# POST/ErlSpd/ML/Comp

15  2   98 15 113
9   20  96 3   105
38 19  94 15 132
49 3    94 30 143
32 12  94 20 126
55 4    91 20 146
54 6    91 15 145
58 15  91 30 149
72 13  88 20 160
83  1   88 20 171
68  5   87 20 155
59  18 87 20 146
62  17 87 20 149
64  11 87 30 151
66  10 86 4 152
91  7   86 50 177
81 16  86 20 167
67 14  86 15 153
89  9   85 6 174
87  8   82 20 169

9   Big Brown

5 Eight Belles

16 Denis of Cork

2 Tale of Ekati

$2 Superfecta $58,737.80 20-5-16-2

 

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My "Ability-X Ratings" are the most useful past performance information that your money can buy. Ability-X Ratings will bring you out of the ditch of handicapping and put you on the road to an understanding of the game that handicapping just can't reach.

Horseplayers have bet on running positions and beaten lengths for over 100 years. Class drops, trainer moves, and speed ratings still lose more than they win. When they win, the payoffs are below average, and some don't even justify the walk to the cashiers window.

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Wednesday 6/22/2011 - Arlington Park  - The horses are listed in order of early speed, and that is the rating on the right. The Ability-X rating is at left. First time starters or foreign shippers are listed in green and their ratings are notable at 200+.

The number in orange is the Ability-X rating "key" horse, and the one in red is the Ability-X "Simple"pick. I usually bet the simple pick.

1st 7fD Par 150/90
2    Granny Ramsey   4.80    3.20     2.20
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

91

2

93

4

184

209

4

92

12

301

162

1

91

2

253

140

6

90

8

230

180

3

88

2

268

145

5

86

5

231

2nd 8fD Par 200/90
6    Raisinaboveonly     6.60    4.40     3.00
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

205

6

99

4

304

217

4

93

6

310

238

1

92

6

330

241

5

89

4

330

198

7

89

8

287

221

2

89

5

310

222

3

84

2

306

3rd 5.5fD Par 330/97
1    Golden Baby Nadine     6.60    4.40     2.80

$1 Pick 3    $37.20         2-6-1

Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

468

7

104

15

572

381

1

103

4

484

351

6

99

2

450

333

3

97

15

430

315

4

91

4

406

120

2

0

30

120

139

5

0

15

139

228

9

0

8

228

4th 8fD Par 200/90
1    Gray   8.20    4.40    2.60

$1 Pick 3    $56.00        6-1-1

Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

204

1

101

4

305

187

4

100

4

287

224

5

93

15

317

226

2

92

8

318

190

8

92

10

282

192

7

83

2

275

5th 6fD Par 320/97
8    In All Directions   155.20    44.40     17.60
3    Big Reward   5.20    4.20

$2 Exacta     $920.60     8-3

Trifecta  $1,874.15   8-3-2

.10 Superfecta    $1,709.54         8-3-2-1

$1 Pick3  $630.10    1-1-8
$1 Pick4 $4,888.30    6-1-1-8
$2 Daily Dbl  $728.60   1-8

Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

344

10

101

15

445

370

2

99

6

469

336

1

96

12

432

358

4

94

20

452

338

7

92

15

430

313

8

91

30

404

363

5

90

4

453

367

12

85

20

452

360

6

85

6

445

206

3

0

3

206

137

9

0

5

137

126

11

0

12

126

6th 8.5fT Par 100/85
8    Quick Delivery   11.60   
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

94

10

91

4

185

72

5

87

15

159

73

12

86

6

159

65

7

86

8

151

60

4

86

10

146

81

9

84

2

165

116

3

83

8

199

135

6

82

30

217

117

8

82

5

199

7th 8fT Par 100/85
7    Mr Mojo Risin    10.40   
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

104

1

96

15

200

119

9

96

8

215

120

5

93

12

213

124

4

93

15

217

88

11

90

3

178

134

2

90

30

224

120

8

89

12

209

119

6

80

8

199

124

7

0

8

124

129

12

0

4

129

8th 8.5fT Par 100/85
2    Santamonicacanyon      12.60     7.00    4.80
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

83

2

88

12

171

114

11

86

15

200

80

9

86

4

166

103

4

85

6

188

125

8

85

15

210

91

10

83

5

174

80

6

81

6

161

1st & 2nd ML choice  50%

3rd ML choice  18%

4th ML choice  12%

All ML's outside or Longshots   20%

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9th 8fT Par 100/85
4    Barraaq      10.40
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

162

6

101

15

263

78

3

93

8

171

119

12

91

20

210

59

9

90

30

149

88

11

87

6

175

124

4

86

4

210

79

10

82

5

161

10th 5fT Par 340/95
9    Streamin Heat    2.80    2.20     2.10
4    Royal Taat (NZ)   3.00    2.80
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

305

9

98

1

403

428

6

95

12

523

332

8

90

30

422

234

3

88

15

322

208

4

87

4

295

298

1

86

8

384



6 Simple = $41.60

1 Key = $155.20

A very high percentage of these first time starters, win and hit the board for exotics, especially when fields are weak or chaotic. For races that include a coupled entry, the program #'s may be different from the post positions listed here. © Jon Luman 2011

jon@HorsePlayerU.com   http://HorsePlayerU.com/abilityx.htm

This next one explains the "Simple" pick and "Key" horse.

Ability-X - Laurel Park 1/12/2011 - Wednesday  - The horses are listed in order of early speed, and that is the rating on the right. The Ability-X rating is at left. First time starters or foreign shippers are listed in green and their ratings are notable at 150+.

The number in orange is the Ability-X rating "key" horse, and the one in red is the Ability-X "Simple" pick. I usually bet the simple pick.

1st - 6fD Par 320/97

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

429

4

98

4

527

464

5

97

4

561

357

3

93

3

450

323

2

86

3

409

330

6

85

10

415

323

7

84

8

407

143

1

0

10

143

2nd - 6fD Par 320/97

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

2    Mandatum    5.40    3.20     3.60

317

7

95

10

412

308

2

95

3.5

403

310

1

93

3

403

321

4

91

2.5

412

334

6

82

6

416

3rd -  5.5fD Par 330/97

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

6    Etudetogo    3.00    2.60     2.10

297

6

98

1

395

359

1A

97

4

456

358

4

96

8

454

310

1

95

4

405

324

2

92

4

416

135

3

0

10

135

154

5

0

10

154

161

7

0

10

161

4th - 7fD Par 150/90

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

6    Rapid Redux  4.60    3.40     2.40

127

6

101

6

228

158

2

94

5

252

159

5

94

10

253

167

4

92

8

259

155

1

84

1

239

It is best to keep in mind that horse racing doesn't figure, and resist the temptation of trying to figure out which horse will win.

What you are trying to do is to make a good wagering decisions today, knowing that if you do that consistently, it will intersect with the consistencies of horse racing a few times today.

You can bet the "Simple" pick here because it is fast, or you could bet the "Key" because it is closest to "Par", or you could bet the #7 because it is rated equal to the "Key" and has an ML of 8-1 which will probably go higher since the public doesn't like to bet slow horses. There is no top selection or "best" horse (PP record).

Now, I've missed betting the race as I see #7 wins at 17-1.

But, you see, the whole idea is to remove the horses record from view so that you can focus on its ability, and be better equipped to make intelligent betting decisions consistently. Based on the results of the 1st, you might decide to bet the "Key" here. Or, go with the "Simple" pick, #2. I'll look the #7 over during the post parade to make a decision yes or no to bet #7.

The "Simple" pick wins, wasn't that simple?

3 X 3 Daily Double costs $18, Paid

$2 Daily Double    $88.60        7-2

Now we shorten up on distance, and we've got a fast "Simple" pick as the 1-1 fav. And, the percentages say that a fav win is due. But, the first race result teaches us not to overlook the "slow" #2, who is actually closest to "par" here. Then our "Key" horse, #1 has a better rating (lower), with an apparent ES advantage, and the most attractive post position while also offering some value in the odds.

There are a few options for a good bet here. Play it your way, there is no right and wrong, I'll take the "Simple" pick.

The "Simple" pick should romp here.

 

$2 Pick 3    $50.80        2-6-3/6

5th - 6fD Par 320/97

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

398

6

105

3

503

362

2

98

20

460

326

8

96

30

422

357

1

91

12

448

353

3

88

30

441

268

5

87

3

355

193

4

83

4

276


6th - 8.5fD Par 100/90

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

4    Today's Man    4.00    2.80     2.10

86

6

91

8

177

82

3

91

6

173

56

4

90

1

146

86

1

88

10

174

62

7

86

3

148

90

5

85

6

175

7th - 8fD Par 200/90

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

194

3

98

12

292

174

7

96

8

270

201

2

94

15

295

220

8

93

20

313

189

1

91

6

280

159

5

91

4

250

186

4

90

10

276

186

6

90

10

276

159

9

89

1

248

8th - 8fD Par 200/90

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

191

8

102

8

293

224

5

99

20

323

165

4

93

8

258

186

3

92

6

278

176

7

92

6

268

169

2

89

3

258

186

6

88

3

274

183

1

82

5

265

Simple pick wins... again

 

My vote is to simply give up on this idea that we can, more often than not, figure out which horse will win. There is always too much information that you don't have as a player, and always a limit as to how much meaningful information you can get.

This reality, along with the fact that mankind has applied himself to this problem using conventional past performances for 116 years without resolution, leads me to this conclusion.

That is not to say that we shouldn't apply ourselves to an analysis of this race, it simply means that we should restrict our analysis to what we do know.

 

I do know that the low rating is significant, as is also the "par". I know that when I have matching ratings, one of those horses usually wins. If I could resist further analysis and just box the #4,#5,#6, and #9 with that knowledge, I could have a $43.20 Exacta to cash right now.

I also know that the "fast" horse #3 will also be a part of this race, and could win, WITH A GOOD STRATEGY ON THE PART OF THE STABLE. As I bet the #3 to win, I understand this, and the risk implied. So when the stable blows it, I understand and realize that I will do it again in the very next race, because this is the kind of risk I like, along with the reward when the stable doesn't blow it.

Some handicapping "gurus" will say that this is wrong, and to that I say that horse racing fits many styles and perspectives. Horse racing is not math, there are many ways to win.

 

That being said, #8 blows this race the same as #3 did the last. However, the winner #1 is my third ML 3rd choice to win today.

See "Play Maryland Racing" where I am playing Laurel Park like a slot machine. And, with no handicapping at all.

 

 

 

9th - 5.5fD Par 330/97

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

10    Past the Reward     7.20     4.00    3.00

356

9

99

15

455

390

4

98

12

488

286

10

97

4

383

314

2

96

5

410

294

7

94

20

388

378

5

92

30

470

336

1

91

30

427

271

8

91

6

362

241

3

86

8

327

Another "Simple" pick wins, with no handicapping.

So take that, all of you handicapping/newspaper-salesmen gurus.

A very high percentage of these first time starters, win and hit the board for exotics, especially when fields are weak or chaotic. For races that include a coupled entry, the program #'s may be different from the post positions listed here.

jon@HorsePlayerU.com   http://horseplayeru.com/abilityx.htm

My Ability-X ratings point out winners from $2.80 to $130.00 (Update - $148.00 TAM 2/20/2011), (re-update - $159.40 BEL 6/18/2011) so far. They are deeply rooted in the true consistencies of horse racing. Using them, can make any player, a better and more profitable player.

Over the past 4 years, they have proven to be more consistent then any handicapping method at tracks across the country. They have also proven that 95% of the information contained in past performances is useless for the purposes of predicting the winner of today's race.

I invite any handicapper to show otherwise.

Note: To the charlatans of horse racing information. I realize that my firm statements, such as above, cause you angst, and to that I say, good. There have been times in the past where I would not go so far, but, I have worked long and hard to be able to authoritatively dis-spell the mythological blather that you deal in. So, I will no longer yield any tolerance to you, or your methods. I am happily, outside your club.

They are not speed ratings, they can be played by the beginner as is, and they can take every mystery out of the game for anyone. That might sound like I am blowing a lot of sunshine... but I am a very demanding and critical person. I am most demanding and critical of my own work.

It started out with the simple idea of having a numerical rating that could eliminate reference to past performances. In accomplishing that, Ability-X is actually composed of a "run" rating (left column) that does truly reflect a race horses ability to run. Along with that, there is an early speed rating (ES) that can be considered also.

The Composite rating, in the right column, can also be played with success, on its own.

I've simplified it even more, by giving you the "Key" horse, and the "Simple" pick. Either one is a good bet to win any race.

The chart is laid out from the highest early speed at the top to the lowest early speed at the bottom.

Arlington Park, 9/13/08

9th - 6.5fD Par 340/94

Run#  POST  ErlSpd / ML / Comp

272    6    101  4.5  373  the "simple" pick
293    5    98    5    391   
296    3    94    4   390
 
335    8      93   3    428   
282    7     92    6    374 
281    4     91    15  372
259    1     91    6   350   the "key"
294    2     89   30  383

354    9     84   10   438

Post position number, and Morning Line odds are included too.

Those that are in navy blue are the 4 lowest Morning Line odds, or the four ML choices, from the favorite to the 4th choice. One of these will win 75% of the races this week, this year, and this decade. This is the number one consistency in horse racing. The format of past performances has been hiding this truth since 1894. My 1982 book "Racing Facts" was based on this simple truth.

Ability-X, is the most accurate measurement of overall ability that could be made. It gives you everything that you need for making an intelligent bet on a horse, even if you are a total beginner. Where past performance handicapping can only give you vague clues of ability, Ability-X is the ability. You can bet on it. Even if you don't know anything about horse racing.

Turfway Park 11/29/09

1st - 6fD Par 320/97

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

317    10     98    3.5    415
367    12    97    15    464
361    6    96    20    457
326    8    95    12    421
360    11    94    30    454
355    9    93    30    448
341    4    93    3.5     434
345    1    93    4.5    438
367    5    93    20     460
331    3    92    8    423
306    7    86     20    392
344    2    86    3     430

10    Midnight Illusion      8.40    5.00    3.20

7    Black Tempest   27.00    10.60

$2 Exacta    $247.40         10-7

Turfway Park 10/8/09

2nd - 8fD Par 200/90

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML/Comp

280    1    97    15     377
264    7    97    20    361
265    11    95    6     360
200    10    92    5    292
290    12    91    30   381
243    5     90    30    333
208    13   89    5     297
230    9    87    1.8    317
254    4    86    30     340
246    3    85    10    331
256    8    84    8    340
231    6    84    30    315

10    Trust Slew    16.20    5.00    3.80

The vague, ambiguous nature of past performance handicapping is summed up in a descriptive phrase that you hear all of the time:

"He's been running well lately", whatever that means in dollars and cents, that is as good as it gets.

To develop an understanding of Ability-X ratings is to understand horse racing once and for all. No more mysteries, no more voodoo, no more good luck/bad luck, and no more losing streaks. Because you will be betting on the ultimate consistency of the game, a horse's ability to run a distance of ground.

All else is gambling according to supposition and superstition.

Is it difficult to understand Ability-X ratings? ... No, just look at the ratings for races that I have on this website, take notice that similar ratings win at particular distances consistently. That is it. You get a feel for what kind of run wins a particular distance and then you analyze according to that.

The easiest way to start is with what I call the Ability-X No-Brainer. That is another horse in the race that has the same rating as the favorite. The other horse usually wins at higher odds, that is the truest No-Brainer.

Your own study of why that is, and how that works is the easiest "real" education you can get for this great sport.

I am always an email away, and that is a great place to bring questions.

There is only one rule to remember, Don't complicate. In the example above (AP 9/13/08), if you took the fastest horse with a lower "run" rating then the favorite, you have a $15.00 winner in #6, taking the three fastest horses with the lowest rating on the chart would give you the exacta $103, and the trifecta $416. If you wanted to loosen up and let your No-Brainer horse do its thing, those four also won the superfecta $1,402. Who needs complexity?

Oh yeah, I didn't look long for this example either, today is 9/13/08. I also posted the true No-Brainers on Ebay this morning, the 2nd race today at AP was the only true No-Brainer to win today, 1 out of 4 for $29.00.

Ability-X is so good, that most people just plain don't believe it. It doesn't bother me, I can use the $29.00 No-Brainers as well as the next guy. Of course, there are plenty to go around too. After, 116 years of practice, it doesn't seem like the past performance handicappers will figure out horse racing very soon.

Jon D. Luman - 9/13/08

 

Ability-X - Keeneland 10/03/2008 Friday - The horses are listed in order of early speed, and that is the rating on the right. The Ability-X rating is at left. First time starters or foreign shippers are listed in green and their ratings are notable at 200+.

1st - 7fD Par 150/90

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML

174    6    96   20
185    3    96    6
144    5    94   12
238    2   94   2.5
158    4    93    3
161    10  92    8
209    1    89    8
192    9    89   15
156    7    88   12
112    8    86    6


8    Lord and T.      8.20    4.60   3.60
7    Dahlgonit     18.80    9.20
4    Pattern of the Cat    2.60

2nd - 6fD Par 320/97

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML

361    7    100  10
326    3    95    15
315    6    92    3
330    8    91    4
343    4    91    15
297    5    91   2.5
327    2    84    8
345    1    83    3.5

3    Tactical Candy      24.40    7.40     4.80
8    Dottie Booth      4.20     3.00
1    Panthera Tigre      4.80

3th - 7fD Par 150/90

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML

163    3    97    6
137    8    94    3
167    9    94    4
191    10   92  10
156    5    92    8
195    2    91   30
205    7    89    8
153       89    8
184       84  4.5
106    6    0    15

8    Mr. Shortcake      14.20    6.80    4.20
4    Motion Play     5.60    3.40
9    Get the News     3.60


$2 Pick 3    $3,569.80         8-3-8

4th - 8.5fD Par 100/85

#/PST/ErlSpd /ML

163    9    98    6
115    6    90    20
127    1    90    5
111    7    90    20
101    12  89    6
106    5    89    20
83      3    89    20
102    11  88    8
150    2    87    30
118    10  86    3
86      8    85    6
103    4    84    5

4    Lucky Will      6.00    3.60   2.40
10    Galloping Home        4.80     3.20
12  Spring

Honour        2.80


$2 Pick 3    $933.20  3-8-4

Horse racing and different surfaces start to make a great deal of sense when you are able to see it through the horses ability to run. As these results from opening day at (Polytrack) Keeneland show.

Jon D. Luman - 10/6/2008

Update 3/22/2011 - The No-Brainers are still there, but I believe that the "Simple" and "Key" will get you winning and learning quicker and easier. Along with the new, better organized look of the Ability-X Ratings

HorsePlayerU.com - Ability-X Ratings

Saturday 3/19/2011 - Turf Paradise  - The horses are listed in order of early speed, and that is the rating on the right. The Ability-X rating is at left. First time starters or foreign shippers are listed in green and their ratings are notable at 200+.

The number in orange is the Ability-X rating "key" horse, and the one in red is the Ability-X "Simple"pick. I usually bet the simple pick.

1st 6.5fD Par 340/94
2    Crown Frank      5.60    3.00     2.40
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

365

2

96

2

461

375

3

94

4

469

349

6

94

10

443

314

1

91

3

405

314

5

90

5

404

320

4

88

4

408

2nd 6.5fD Par 340/94
4    Gotta Skedaddle    2.80    2.10     2.10
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

557

2

101

15

658

341

4

98

2

439

334

6

93

4

427

333

3

91

2

424

371

7

90

5

461

302

5

87

6

389

115

1

0

8

115

3rd 6fD Par 320/97
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

313

8

99

6

412

295

5

97

4

392

424

6

97

8

521

283

2

95

4

378

300

1

94

5

394

295

4

92

6

387

326

3

92

8

418

260

7

91

3

351

4th 8fD Par 200/90
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

225

2

95

6

320

229

1A

94

4

323

202

7

93

2

295

267

4

92

12

359

299

8

90

12

389

270

6

89

12

359

253

1

89

4

342

206

5

89

5

295

228

3

88

5

316

5th 8fT Par 100/85
5    Irenes Jackpot     18.60    6.40     3.80
6    Ghost N Your Heart        4.60     2.60
$2 Exacta    $76.40        5-6 
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

112

5

95

4

207

102

3

92

5

194

85

4

91

3

176

93

7

90

4

183

133

2

89

6

222

119

1

87

8

206

121

8

87

20

208

116

6

86

4

202

6th 8fD Par 200/90
2    Academy of Music     5.60    3.40     2.60
7    Moose Lake  4.40    2.20
$2 Exacta    $26.40        2-7
$2 Daily Doub    $83.00        5-2  
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

210

8

95

20

305

184

2

91

2

275

171

4

91

4

262

188

6

90

6

278

216

5

90

20

306

207

1

89

5

296

199

7

89

5

288

206

9

89

10

295

209

3

88

15

297

7th 6fD Par 320/97
3    Ohsokool     8.20    3.60     3.00
2    Oly's Offspring      3.20     2.80
$2 Exacta    $23.00     3-2
$1 Pick3    $118.90    5-2-3
$2 Daily Doub   $20.40   2-3
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

342

3

99

3

441

382

6

97

20

479

344

7

97

10

441

298

9

96

6

394

319

5

94

6

413

308

2

94

4

402

380

8

93

5

473

316

10

91

4

407

430

4

91

20

521

308

1

90

12

398

8th 8fT Par 100/85
4    Forest Mouse   23.80    10.00     5.00
5    The Great Caper    4.80    2.80
$2 Exacta    $102.80    4-5
$1 Pick3   $103.70     2-3-4
$2 Daily Doub  $69.00    3-4  
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

124

12

102

15

226

96

2

93

12

189

54

4

93

6

147

90

7

93

20

183

88

11

92

3

180

112

10

92

20

204

106

3

91

20

197

69

5

91

4

160

131

9

91

6

222

92

1

91

20

183

72

8

89

5

161

76

6

88

8

164

9th 6.5fD Par 340/94
11    Starry Strive    2.20    2.40     2.20
$1 Pick3   $63.60    3-4-11
$1 Pick4  $218.90   2-3-4-11
Pick 5  $774.50   5-2-3-4-11
$2 Daily Doub $43.40  4-11
Run# PST ErlSpd ML Comp

629

12

100

20

729

507

5

100

20

607

376

8

94

20

470

338

2

93

6

431

366

9

93

20

459

432

6

92

20

524

333

4

91

4

424

353

3

90

12

443

349

1

90

8

439

375

10

89

10

464

399

7

89

5

488

325

11

88

2

413


This is what can happen with the Ability-X Ratings "Simple" pick and "Key" horse.

And, no handicapping at all!

On any given Saturday, at any thoroughbred race track in North Amaerica.

Horse Racing.

Get you some.


6 Simple = $64.40

1 Key = $2.20

A very high percentage of these first time starters, win and hit the board for exotics, especially when fields are weak or chaotic. For races that include a coupled entry, the program #'s may be different from the post positions listed here. © Jon Luman 2011

6/22/11 - Update - 2 more years of consistent results for 2009 and 2010.

 


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