One day on the Inner Dirt at Aqueduct has been run and we were treated to a perfectly balanced track, with runners making moves from almost every position.   And as I mentioned, the stretch is really long and very kind to closers, especially when they have a good setup.   The most important thing in handicapping is finding the horses that are sitting on ready and that will be my focus for the time being.  If they have shown a liking for the IT, then that’s all the better…

Please remember this, I am not selling selections and I am not a properly trained writer.   What I am doing is selling/providing the best information available that I can make and it’s my belief that it’s the best information available in the game – anywhere.  To that, I just point all of you to the amazing results of the heavily populated STAR list of the last 3 months (or however long you wish to consider – it’s all outstanding), but beyond the STAR horses, there are several other aspects of the Power Page that are clear ‘advantages’ to those that can see…

So my suggestion is simple, wake up to a nice cup of coffee, grab your favorite past performance material and open up your Jerry J’s Power Page and start handicapping.  In fact, if you were like me, you would write the PPN from the Power Page down next to each horses name and start adjusting (some UP, but mostly DOWN) as I would go through each horse and evaluate, trip, performance, connections – all the fundamental stuff and then bring that information to the tote board to consider which horse is a true “win-price overlay”.  From there it should be easy…

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