Predicteform Analysis of the 2014 Kentucky Derby

re: Predicteform Analysis of the 2014 Kentucky Derby

JR — Sun, 04 May 2014 22:48:51 GMT

I think pace analysis is interesting, and it has it's place. Reading Commanding Curve's play as slow not having the ability to step up, only mistake was the horse was never told he couldn't compete.

re: Predicteform Analysis of the 2014 Kentucky Derby

pdeblin — Sun, 04 May 2014 16:16:47 GMT

I didn't read this until after the Derby. I loved California Chrome for all the reasons mentioned here and also felt the same about the few horses that had a chance. So, why was California Chrome a play at better than 3-1? I thought he was a good play at 2-1 because he was essentially the only strong contender. I reduced the field to maybe 5 horses, so 2-1 in a five horse field wasn't bad.

re: Predicteform Analysis of the 2014 Kentucky Derby

Lawton — Sat, 03 May 2014 14:02:11 GMT

I like this as it follows my picks mostly except I like Chitu also.

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Floridabred — Sat, 03 May 2014 13:07:21 GMT

Makes sense.

re: Predicteform Analysis of the 2014 Kentucky Derby

yoemite dancer — Fri, 02 May 2014 18:05:09 GMT

I am a long time player and owner.Have done very well in both endeavors. While I have embraced various forms of pace handicapping and distribution of energy, I am still a novice.

I have read about the Predictform Analysis and am really impressed with it. Being able to analyze who is moving forward or regressing is the key in my opinion to catching overlays and staying off weak horses.