In this blog, I've given enough examples of 'monster move' winners to fill a book (sic). It occurs to me that my efforts to trumpet the system have left out a good deal of other 'real-world' information–qualifying factors, phantom moves, losers, etc.
Realistically, I don't have the the time to delve into these areas when showing a simple chart will do. Veteran handicappers
understand that everything isn't all peachy creamy all the time. From now on, I will attempt to give a broader picture of my handicapping process.
For instance, here–in order of importance–are qualifying factors AFTER i locate a 'move' running line.
• A decent Beyer or performance at today's distance
• Competitive or superior early pace performance
• Successful jock and/or trainer–especially those with a 'move' history
• No obvious dislike for the track, surface or conditions
• Equipment or surface change
• Odds
See DRF data for all of the above. Happy handicapping!
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