NEW K for Key Flag on the Quick Start PLUS Report ( sorted on Power Rating ):
    Located as the last or 5th column of the Handi-Flags column. 


    NEW on the Quick Start PLUS Report ( sorted on Power Rating ):
    On the race description line for each race $HOT$ followed by the factor or factors doing the best for that type of race. 



    NEW X FACTOR on the Quick Start PLUS Report ( sorted on Power Rating ):
    The Number immediately in front of the Power rating ( 0 to 9 ). The Higher the better. 


    Glossary for the Selection Ranking Reports (OUR NEWEST REPORT!):
    Program number, Horse Name and Ranking for each 1 to 9 
    If all 9's then doesn't like the race. 
    Power Ranking  Power rating factor Rankings   
    Xfactor Ranking  Xfactor rating factor Rankings  
    Joe P. Recent Class  Joe P. picks - favors recent class factors  
    Sam A. Form  Sam A. picks - favors form factors  
    Phil J. Flags  Phil J. picks - likes the Handi Flags  
    Dave M. Hot/Spot  Dave M. picks - favors Hot factors or spots  
    Tony J. Spot/Speed  Tony J. picks - favors Spot or Speed factors  


    Glossary for the Quick Start Reports (OUR MOST POPULAR REPORT!):
    Sloppy  Sloppy Track rating
    Pace Class 2 (late speed/class)
    w Won last race
    c claimed last race
    t Turf Spot Play
    u Moving Up In Class 1=10%, 2=20%, 3=30%
    d Moving Down In Class 1=10%, 2=20%, 3=30%
    @ Possible Wire to Wire Threat
    p Best Pro Rated Horse ( runs at or near front )
    F Best First Time Starter
    f Good First Time Starter
    - Good Closer
    # Good Class/Speed
    $ and ^ Both Good Flags In Race With Purse under $10,000
    ^ Also A Good Flag Good In Stakes races
    ~ Lone Shipper and/or First Time Todays Distance
    % Big Longshot Possibility
    * Strong Potential Spot Play
    >> Blinkers On
    <<  Blinkers Off
    ) First Time Lasix
    V Value Play - Good value at ML odds HOT
    K Key Horse Play - If NO scratches this horse is the Key to this race. HOT
    : Consider using in Exotics
    (+,-) After Power Rating +front runner -closer
    DSLR is Days Since Last Race
    Trip Rating = Best time at today's distance,
    best 4f-5f workout and post position.
    Power Rating = Best Overall Rating   Top 2 are strong win contenders
    Pro  = Average Pro Rating from Pro Rating Report.
    Mud  = Mud Rating.
    Trf  = Turf Rating.

    Glossary for the Text & RTF Reports:
    WinForm = for fast (dry) tracks
    WetTrak = for off tracks (wet, sloppy, muddy, etc)
    Horse /  - Post position and abbreviated name of Horse
               First Character Code  @,*,-,?,A-Z_
               @ - highest probability WIRE TO WIRE spot play
               * - high probability spot play
               - - high probability best closer
               ? - potential maiden 1st or 2nd time starter winner
               A thru Z - high probability this horse WILL NOT Win
    DSLR     - number of days since last race
    CXP  =  POWER RATING - Highest Number is Top Win Selection
    SP       - 3 character field, shape flag ( S means this horse is probably in shape )
               0-9 number of horses capable of passing from 1/2 to finish
               P - Probably peaked     p - Possibly peaked
    LC#      - leaver/closer ( + early speed, - closer, = both, X neither)
               Spot Play / Total Point Method Rating - Total Point Number
    PR       - numerical rating showing tendency to run near the front
     S       - Spot Play / Total Point Method Rating - Spot Play split number
    4fTT     - best time for 4 furlongs at this track ( last 10 races )
    4fTK     - best time for 4 furlongs at any track ( last 10 races )
    L*R      - a front runner rating ( the higher the number the better the chance
               of being on the lead )
    !ER!     - Exception Rating - does not use speed or class - works well for races
               with a purse < $10,000
    Class    - a Class Rating
    AEPS     - the average earnings per start for the last 2 yrs
    Purse    - the highest purse this horse ran for and was within 5 lengths at the
               finish ( in the last year )
    C*R      - a late runner rating ( the higher the number the better the chance of
               closing at the finish )
    Lpts     - longshot points ( based on factors that have produced longshots in the
               past)
    Sp1      - final time speed last race
    Sp2      - final time speed prev race
    ABC      - a late runner rating ( absolute best closer )
    TdistTrk - best time this distance at any track ( within last year )
    4fW      - best 4 furlong workout at any track - ( adjusted times )
    5fW      - best 5 furlong workout at any track - ( adjusted times )
    Overw    - best overall workout at any track - (adjusted times )
    Late     - a late runner rating ( the higher the number the better the chance of
               closing at the finish )

     The following symbols are picks by what we call Handi-Bots.
    Little robotic handicappers that uses a different method each.

       the $ to the right of the S field is a variation of the LC# with
       additional points for combinations of factors (picks a lot of Longshots)

       the # to the right of the LC# field is the top points horse
       this handi-bot gives 1 or 2 points for being the best 1 or 2 at each
       factor on the report and more for some maiden criteria. (this does well
       with Maidens )

       the ~ to the left of the !ER! field, this picks horses that are
       the ONLY horse in the field to have a given factor and meets another
       qualifing factor. Example: only shipper in the race

       the ! to the right of the !ER! field is the best !ER! horse
       (this handi-bot ignores BOTH speed AND class, does best with cheap
       claiming races and, on the opposite spectrum, STAKES races )

       the % to the right of the 4FTT field, ONLY picks longshots that
       are also picked by one of the other handi-bots. (few picks but great
       payoffs)

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