That might be of interest to your customers.

@Dave Schwartz
Of course! 20 minutes of your time is worth far too much to spend on questions.

@Dave Schwartz
Quite the contrary ,Dave. Its not the answer that I hoped for but it is the one that I expected. After all, questions pertinent to your product can only help to serve your customers. Right?

Very good. Thanks for the confirmation.

For now, I'm just curious.

@Dave Schwartz.
I must acknowledge that I'm quietly pleased to see you adopting a "pattern finding" strategy into your methodology. Although I don't accept the fundamental premise on which your strategy is built,
I can see that it contains much useful information.My list of questions is growing. Shall I pose them individually or as a group?

I find this whole topic utterly intriguing. As someone who is completely ignorant of computer processes,I'm looking forward to some enlightenment. Meanwhile, some critical thinking and logical extrapolation will have to suffice. I have an abundance of questions which will,hopefully, be answered without need of asking.

Like you.it was a conscious decision to treat myself a little better in hopes of feeling stronger and living longer, but it was effortless. Just a few extra steps each day.

Sounds much like my cardio/pulmonary plan started in 2019. I'm up to 5 miles daily,6 days per week except when the weather is inclement.

Congrats on your physical reformation ,Dave!
Bet it wasn't easy.

Lifetime training refers to who's lifetime?

What provision has been made to provide ongoing support ( for their monthly fee ) to purchasers in the event that you become unable to do so?

@RanchWest,
I rarely pass wet track races simply because of the wet unless they're on wet turf and don't get taken off .

@Tony Kofalt
Agree Tony! Knowing when to pass is as important as knowing when to play!

@Tony Kofalt
Just curious,Tony. Can those Formulator PPS be marked up ? ( Highlights, strikeouts, etc?)

Tony Kofalt

"In my opinion a MUST listen to for any handicapper. It's 75 minutes but well worth the time you invest.
https://inthemoneypodcast.com/mike-maloney-on-drawdowns-and-how-to-bounce-back] [/quote
One can certainly feel the pain , and how Mike Maloney struggled to recover . A solid lesson to learn, even for those with a much smaller bankroll.

@Tony Kofalt
A lengthy search through the archives of ITN will reveal all episodes..or check the 8 that I posted on H.I .

@Tony Kofalt
The 12 episode series " The Marshall Gramm interviews are all worth more than 1 listen

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  It appears that we may have another strong pace advantage opportunity in the Toboggan at Aqu on Saturday. Pirate Rick in race 7, may clear this field on the turn and maintain his advantage. Looks like my single in all late horizontal plays. Any feeling on this race are appreciated!

It certainly does appear that Pirate Rick holds a distinct pace advantage. Have some concerns as to how he handles the extra furlong at this tricky distance. I'll be giving strong consideration to Milton the Monster , particularly if the track comes up a bit wet. He's fast enough to attend the expected pace and finish well . 4 for 4 at the distance (all on off tracks,)

@Tony Kofalt
We share a similar methodology ,Tony; no pace figures. Something that you might try is using "modified" QSPs. Scrap the "1 in the bank" point and instead calculate the points for each of the first 2 calls of relevant races. You might find that this helps in determining "race shape"..