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General Category => General Harness Racing Discussion => Topic started by: luc on April 19, 2013, 03:35:59 PM
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MANY PEOPLE STUDY THE POST PARADE FOR HANDICAPPIN PURPOSE,
I DONT,,,
I RELIY ON ..PRETTY NAMES AND COLOR OF HORSES,,
DO YOU GUYS THINK THE POST PARADE HEPLS WHEN HANDICAPPIN A RACE.....
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YES I COPIED THIS OFF OF MANEGIRL ,,ITS HER BEST THREAD EVER thumbsup thumbsup thumbsup thumbsup thumbsup
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Taking note if the horse is wearing colored leg wraps is important. I like orange best .
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The warm up a few races before the score down is more important IMO
If you know what to look for in the horse and driver.
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MANY PEOPLE STUDY THE POST PARADE FOR HANDICAPPIN PURPOSE,
I DONT,,,
I RELIY ON ..PRETTY NAMES AND COLOR OF HORSES,,
DO YOU GUYS THINK THE POST PARADE HEPLS WHEN HANDICAPPIN A RACE.....
PS
YES I COPIED THIS OFF OF MANEGIRL ,,ITS HER BEST THREAD EVER thumbsup thumbsup thumbsup thumbsup thumbsup
imo it is a big help when i am cappin the tbreds.
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imo it is a big help when i am cappin the tbreds.
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I look at the post parade to validate (or invalidate) what I've capped for that race. If I didn't like a horse at all when I capped it and saw something I liked in the post parade, I probably won't change my picks. But if my "on the fringe" horse looks good in the parade, I might move him up.
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Usually only when one of my horses is in it so I can make sure the various announcers we have these days get my name right! rflmao1 rflmao1
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Usually only when one of my horses is in it so I can make sure the various announcers we have these days get my name right! rflmao1 rflmao1
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