Knowing when a horse is Live

[jdizigg]

Excellent article by Bob Pandolfo, you might already know some of the angles and some you might not.  If you would like to sharpen your skills read here.

http://www.drf.com/news/bob-pandolfo-knowing-when-horse-live

[cecil127]

how daaare you post a topic actually relevant to harness racing/handicapping....you do know this BTW dont you

*seriously though-thanks for posting and keep it up.  someday the shenanigans may cease.

[ThePaceMaker]

how daaare you post a topic actually relevant to harness racing/handicapping....you do know this BTW dont you

*seriously though-thanks for posting and keep it up.  someday the shenanigans may cease.

NOT RACING RELATED COMMENT CECIL!!! I am SICK of you rotten scoundrel jokesters!!! This is a racing website! You are making (dumb) jokes- NOT ALLOWED!! Your post is below the required 96.4% Racing Index Quota (a system designed by the BTW joke police to enforce the rules and enjoy nobody ever has fun). If you don't start upping your RIQ you will be downgraded to grandstand goof. Next is Bad Apple. Bad apple= end of the line. Cut out the joking. I'm serious. It hurts my feelings.

Signed,
The Fun Police

[rycommon]

an article actually worth reading.

[NIATROSS]

an article actually worth reading.

 

[Mr_Ed]

an article actually worth reading.

Agree.

[burton]

Nice article by a good handicapper and writer.
The part about a big middle half is a very good angle.
Have had success with this at the Meadowlands.
Brennan especially would often have horses move on fast second and third quarters only to tire in the stretch.
Next start would often be a winning one.
Great angle that is often overlooked by the handicapper.

[jdizigg]

Nice article by a good handicapper and writer.
The part about a big middle half is a very good angle.
Have had success with this at the Meadowlands.
Brennan especially would often have horses move on fast second and third quarters only to tire in the stretch.
Next start would often be a winning one.
Great angle that is often overlooked by the handicapper.

Thanks Burton 

[pigland1]

Nice article by a good handicapper and writer.
The part about a big middle half is a very good angle.
Have had success with this at the Meadowlands.
Brennan especially would often have horses move on fast second and third quarters only to tire in the stretch.
Next start would often be a winning one.
Great angle that is often overlooked by the handicapper.

SHUT UP RICK FLARE

[Sea Biscuit]

SHUT UP RICK FLARE

That angle went zooming by Pig's head at 1000 mph.

[LWC]

Surprised there's no mention of shoeing changes on horses coming back.  Change from flats or flipflops to swedges third start back after a lay off is a big indicator as well.  Heck, I've raced horses just coming back in PG shoes before, lol.  You know they're not going to get much with those things on.