M Jellish/Miff

[smalltimer]

Electro, you\'re welcome.

What other type of Belmont data would you like to see?  And compared to what other types of races? (Maybe I can send it PTP so I don\'t tie up the board).

I can say with the BC Fillies on dirt at 9f, with the EXCEPTION of Ashado in \'04, I\'ve been fortunate to really hammer Round Pond and Pleasant Home, and just missed last year with Hystericalady using my \"silly\" little formula each time.

My experience has been the Dam\'s Sire AWD is very telling in the filly and mare races going an eighth or farther.  That data I do have available. The same, however, doesn\'t hold true with male horses, and for unexplained reasons.

Having said that, and considering talk is cheap, I have managed for 4 straight years to pound the winner in the BC Flat Mile Turf races with Artie Schiller, Singletary, Miesque\'s Approval and Kip Deville.  For some odd reasons, the numbers and other factors have played out well on those days.

As you say, multiple factors come in to play.  The AWD is but a piece of the puzzle, and other factors come forward to complete it.

[jbelfior]

I get your point.


I am using the AWD on the dam side as 1 tool only. I would not even consider using the other 2 colts because they are not as fast and TOE has a much stronger pattern going in.


Good Luck,
Joe B.