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Jaguar Paw

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Owner(s):

John D. Gunther - Eurowest Bloodstock

Trainer:

William I. Mott

Bred:

Kentucky (USA) by John D. Gunther - [Add Data]

Pedigree:

Giant's Causeway - Molto Vita by Carson City

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Middle Moves Lead to Winning Moves

In depth examination of a race's interior fractions can shed some light on future winners.Read More

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BrianZipse · Great stuff, Jasen ... exactly the angle I used to bet Street Sense in the 2006 BC Juvenile. · 145 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Hidden fractions work better on grass · 145 days ago ·

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driveon · I bet Street Sensein the Juvenile based on numerous 3, 4 and 5-wide trips and his rail draw-correctly guessing that Calvin would glue himself to the goldeb rail after racing wide the previous race and losing the lead late. 15/1 was a steal! · 145 days ago ·

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driveon · This is well-written, tight and concise. Instructional blogs like these will only improve our site and gain even more followers. Nice job, Jasen! · 145 days ago ·

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Winplacsho · Thanks for the compliment. I had Street Sense too, but that's only because I lucked out & wheeled Circular Quay in 1st & 2nd in exactas & SS was one of my other contenders. · 144 days ago ·

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driveon · That was one of my best BC's ever. I aslo made some big dough on Thor's Echo in the Sprint and had Miesque's Approval score in the 3rd leg of a pick 3 that I punched "all" on. Those days don't occur often enough :) · 144 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Pace handicappers have made a career on evaluating horses that have a two fraction advantage over the field. These are often hidden positionally, but stand out when looking at the fractional velocity segements of the pace of the race versuss the pace of the horse. The animals that can press or overcome the pace are the usual winners, but there are many many that create most of the fractions and are never touched, so there are many areas to view. Turf horses usually move in the 2nd and third fractions and then each track has its peculiarites that must be taken in account as well as the daily biases that often come up. · 144 days ago ·

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12thCrown · Animal Kingdom had a big middle move into the turn in his Derby prep that stood out to me. · 143 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Middle moves need to be coordinated with a stron F1 move, or on the grass and F3 move to really be effective. A stong middle by itslef is usually not an effective winning move · 143 days ago ·

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Chicago · Jasen, this is good stuff, you really need to write more of this material! · 135 days ago ·

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merciecasteve · I am a big fan of the Beyer Pars, but do not know what is the appropriate adjustment for state bred races....does anyone have an adjustment they do for state bred races at Fair Grounds, Santa Anita and Aqueduct? Thanks! Steve at merciecas@hotmail.com · 128 days ago ·

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travel_vic · a race depends upon the interaction of the CURRENT potentials of the entrants. You cannot put a par value of that · 128 days ago ·

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Jaguar Paw - Pedigree

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Giant's Causeway	Storm Cat	Storm Bird
		Terlingua
	Mariah's Storm	Rahy
		Immense
Molto Vita	Carson City	Mr. Prospector
		Blushing Promise
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