Harness Diamond System
Printouts and explanations
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Northfield, February 20, 2017
This was a really good night at Northfield. It started with a $10.40
top winner in the first race, but then really got interesting as the
Diamond System picked the $54 winner of the second race for a COLD
$199.80 Double, but then it had the exacta, trifecta, and superfecta
cold. The Superfecta paid $770.20 for a twenty cent bet! Then in the 7th
race on the same night, The Diamond Sytem picked the $72.40 winner on
top and the top three choices combined for huge exacta and trifectas.
Northfield, April 24, 2017
This printout was using option L, which is my personal favorite. It
ranks each horse's last three races. Here it picked a cold $1,146 exacta
at Northfied Park.
Monticello, Thursday, September 26, 2013
Below is a printout from Monticello, just the top four exactly the
way they were ranked. On the say day the system picked several top
winners including a $26 winner, but this race was one of the best
Diamond System picks I've ever seen. It picked the winner, the exacta,
the trifecta, and the superfecta, all COLD and the prices were amazing.
The winner paid $215.00, exacta paid $1321.00, the trifecta paid
$3,453.00, the superfecta paid $36,994.00.
| Race: |
12 |
Win |
Place |
Show |
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| 1st |
8 |
Motown Railing |
215.00 |
47.00 |
15.00 |
| 2nd |
6 |
Rose Run Leroy |
|
3.90 |
2.90 |
| 3rd |
1 |
Konchie |
|
|
3.90 |
| 4th |
3 |
Batu Khan |
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| $2 Exacta |
8-6 |
1321.00 |
| $2 Trifecta |
8-6-1 |
3453.00 |
| $2 Superfecta |
8-6-1-3 |
36994.00 |
| Refunds: |
None |
Monticello, Wednesday,
February 8, 2012
Below you see a printout from
Monticello. This was exactly the best type of play that I tell my
customers to look for, namely, a top rated horse that has a superior
rating but is going off at a price. Bay Street had a Diamond Final of
191, which was 7.5 points better than anyone in the race. 5 points is a
good advantage, anything more is a strong advantage.
The way the Diamond Ratings
work, the lower the better. So the first rating, Diamond Pace, is speed
to the three quarters, the middle rating, Diamond Speed, is a
combination of final time and final quarter. Diamond Final is the
Diamond Rating and it's an average of the first two. Then you go to RP
PACE, which is my speed figure adjusted for early speed. With RP PACE
and RP SPEED, the higher the better. Note that Bay Street had the best
RP SPEED and RP PACE but he was also consistent. If you look down you
can see that his other RP SPEED was 52, still one of the highest in the
race. So he ran similar races in his last two starts, which is always a
good sign. Consistency is something to look for. This was a nice overlay
on a horse with a big 7 point edge.
| Race: |
7 |
Win |
Place |
Show |
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| 1st |
6 |
Bay
Street |
32.40 |
9.10 |
4.90 |
| 2nd |
1 |
Star
Power |
|
3.60 |
2.50 |
| 3rd |
5 |
Coastal
Highway |
|
|
2.20 |
| 4th |
2 |
Raps
a Million |
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|
| $2
Exacta |
6-1 |
115.00 |
| $2
Trifecta |
6-1-5 |
340.00 |
| $2
Superfecta |
6-1-5-2 |
523.00 |
In the race
below we have a $25.60 top winner at The Meadows on the same day,
Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012. Again we see that Craig Michael had consistent
ratings. He ran an RP SPEED of 56, the highest in the race, but in his
next start he ran an RP SPEED of 55. His Diamond Rating of 162.5 was
almost a 2 point advantage. You can see that the reason why Craig
Michael is top rated is because of his Diamond Pace. The Diamond System
is a pace balanced rating system. It takes a horses three quarter speed
(Diamond Pace) and averages it with the horses final time and final
quarter to get a balanced rating. Diamond Kick (lower the better) is
closing power for the final half. RP PFR is also closing power, the
higher the better. I'll explain this later on.
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