It all started with a romp on a heavy track at Newcastle over m and he held his form up in grade. Wairere Falls is yet to miss a place when first-up and can be expected to run well fresh again. How to play it: Yiyi WIN. Astero is an acceptor for Canterbury on Friday night but if he runs here he looks a very good each-way chance.
Charged home from the back when resuming at Warwick Farm, drops 4kg on that and gets onto a wet track to some degree which he loves. Parks just off what could be a nice tempo and can take holding out. Never Second is really starting to put things together and was always in control leading all the way at Gosford last week, that was on the back of a heavy track Kembla win. Up in class again but makes her own luck and handles wet ground well. Good chance. Goes forward from the wide gate, wet is no worries and has to be respected.
Another coming through the grades strongly with three straight wins and he can measure up. He was a lot more controlled in the lead last week at Kensington and kept fighting to go down less than a length. Imagine he gets the chance to roll along a bit more here and he should take running down. Loveplanet will be much fitter for a first-up run at Randwick on Boxing Day where he was beaten under two lengths by Animate. Logical threat. Above And Beyond is racing well of late and his best run since a win in October was on a soft 7 at Kembla where he charged into second behind Dynamic Impact.
A repeat of that sees him in the finish. Chased Miracle Day on a heavy track at Canterbury second-up so is capable of better. How to play it: Canasta WIN. He certainly handles a rain affected track. Does have a penchant for being slowly away but he looked a horse in the zone winning over this trip last time and is worth an each-way look. Criaderas is getting close to a win surely after a third in the Villiers and second in the Summer Cup, the latter his first attempt at the m.
Responded well to riding there but just found one better. Mubariz can be a big improver back onto a wet track after not coming into the race behind Huetor a few weeks ago. He was sound fresh on a heavy track and should be close to a peak now. Zegalo had a hard luck story to tell from his last start third behind Dhakuri at Randwick. Just found himself in the worst spot possible coming to the turn and when he finally found a gap the race was all over. What do The Sheets and Thoro-graph tell us not readily visible in the racing form, and of equal importance what do they tell us that regular speed figures do not?
Quite a bit actually. First off, Beyer and Bris speed figures both rate horses based on how fast they ran on a given day. For the most part they deal with raw times and track variant. This can be very deceptive and can create perceptions that may not be as accurate as they could be. The Sheets and Thoro-graph take those raw times and track variants into consideration but also the trip and importantly ground loss and almost every other factor they can get in the formula.
They also show what I think is the crucial element and that is patterns. Horses run in patterns and cycles, especially the good ones. Identifying these is much easier when looking at sheets. They assign a number reflective of a horses overall performance.
The lower the number the faster or better the race. You have to do the work. Plain and simple. She did not have numbers fast enough to beat the consistent numbers ran by many of her foes that day.
When looking at sheets you have to try and identify a pattern and when a horse will peak. Sheets alone will not tell you this, you have to read the past performances and know the trainer profiles and strengths. Once you do you will see emergences that will point out horses and point away from others. A trick or perhaps method of reading the sheets which is also the correct way to read past performances is from the oldest way up to the most recent, not the other way around which is what most people tend to do.
This way points out patterns and trends much more readily. Just as all who read the sheets will not come up with the same horse, as I have differed in opinion from Jerry Brown, the creator of Thoro-graph on many occasions, reading them will give you insight much of your competition does not have.
That is an edge. It is hard if not impossible for me to have the same confidence level in Beyer figures. I am uncomfortable with the too frequent revisions, and they do not really tell me anything the time of the race and variant do not. I have also seen too many instances where you see a horse that ran fast under very similar conditions as another get a much larger Beyer and vice versa.
I do however like to see the sheet numbers. If you use Beyers you just have to always remember to factor in the trip and all your other angles before letting them steer you too hard.
Bris numbers are similar to Beyers but somewhat more comprehensive and include not only speed numbers but numbers for pace as well. If I have to look at a number to tell me where a horse figures to be I am going to be in trouble. You should be able to identify the speed through your handicapping.
If you use Bris numbers as with Beyers you have to factor in the trip and your other angles. With Trakus you can see how many feet each horse traveled, who lost ground, who saved it, at what point in the race and even the mph of all runners. The track editor is a scene in Unity, and the data for each track is stored in a static class called DataTransfer.
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