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SILVER01HDW
5/23/2013
10:49:31 AM
Hi,

I'm a little confused of the results for the factors 'Exacta Matrix by Odds Rank/UPR Rank'. If I run a SQL expression in the Data Window for HOL and RANKF14=1, what exactly are the results for UPR1/UPRn or FAV1/FAVn?

Is it the F14 ranking or the UPR/FAV rankinsg? It's not clear to me how the F14 ranking correlates to the UPR or FAV ranking.

Thanks.

Bob in Az

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jeff
2/21/2014
11:20:41 AM
F14 in the Silver program default SQL Factor Setup is HDW's Distance Pedigree Rating.

If I understand correctly, you are running a sql expression like the following through the Data Window with the results broken out by Exacta Matrix by Odds Rank:

SELECT * FROM STARTERHISTORY WHERE RANKF14 = 1




Running that for the month of May 2013 here's what I have:


query start: 5/24/2013 11:57:43 AM
query end: 5/24/2013 11:57:48 AM
elapsed time: 5 seconds
`
Data Window Settings:
Connected to: C:\JCapper\exe\JCapper2.mdb
999 Divisor Odds Cap: None
`
SQL: SELECT * FROM STARTERHISTORY
WHERE RANKF14 = 1
`
AND [DATE] >= #05-01-2013#
AND [DATE] <= #05-31-2013#
`
`
`
Data Summary Win Place Show
-----------------------------------------------------
Mutuel Totals 5390.20 5707.60 5405.20
Bet -6646.00 -6646.00 -6646.00
-----------------------------------------------------
P/L -1255.80 -938.40 -1240.80
`
Wins 591 1175 1583
Plays 3323 3323 3323
PCT .1779 .3536 .4764
`
ROI 0.8110 0.8588 0.8133
Avg Mut 9.12 4.86 3.41


Note that the above results set is restricted to rank=1 for factor F14 (or the top ranked HDW Dist Pedigree horse only.)

Next, let's look at the breakout data.... In this case, we have opted to break the above results set out in the form of Exacta matrices.

The first exacta matrix looks like this:


Exacta Matrix Odds Rank = 1
`
Description Hits Plays Pct Mutuel Bet Gain Roi
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAV1/FAV2 000094 000662 0.1420 001160.60 -001324.00 -000163.40 0.8766
FAV1/FAV3 000051 000661 0.0772 000958.60 -001322.00 -000363.40 0.7251
FAV1/FAV4 000037 000657 0.0563 000856.20 -001314.00 -000457.80 0.6516
FAV1/FAV5 000023 000634 0.0363 000749.50 -001268.00 -000518.50 0.5911
FAV1/FAV6 000017 000581 0.0293 000751.20 -001162.00 -000410.80 0.6465
FAV1/FAV7 000011 000428 0.0257 000758.10 -000856.00 -000097.90 0.8856
FAV1/FAV8 000004 000280 0.0143 000263.20 -000560.00 -000296.80 0.4700
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAV1/X 000237 003903 0.0607 005497.40 -007806.00 -002308.60 0.7043


Looking at the label for that matrix we have: "Exacta Matrix Odds Rank = 1"

Q. What does that mean?

A. It means the results set found in this matrix is designed to report the following starters when played in straight exactas:

1. Starters restricted to the factor constraints spelled out in the original query (in this case RANKF14=1.)

2. Starters that are also RANK=1 in the odds (in this case post time favorites.)

The first row of the matrix is labeled as "FAV1/FAV2."

The data in the first row of the matrix shows the results set for starters that are both RANKF14=1 and RANKODDS=1 singled in the exacta pool on top of starters that are RANKODDS=2 only.


The 2nd row of the matrix is labeled as "FAV1/FAV3."

The data in this row of the matrix shows the results set for starters that are both RANKF14=1 and RANKODDS=1 singled in the exacta pool on top of starters that are RANKODDS=3 only.


The 3rd row of the matrix is labeled as "FAV1/FAV4."

The data in this row of the matrix shows the results set for starters that are both RANKF14=1 and RANKODDS=1 singled in the exacta pool on top of starters that are RANKODDS=4 only.

Each successive row in the matrix follows the same info model.

I'm hoping I managed to type most of that out in a way that makes sense.

Let me know if that is not the case.


-jp

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~Edited by: jeff  on:  5/24/2013  at:  2:25:07 PM~

~Edited by: jeff  on:  2/21/2014  at:  11:20:41 AM~

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SILVER01HDW
5/25/2013
8:09:36 AM
Hi Jeff,

Very good explanation, it makes perfect sense now.

Thanks

Bob

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Charli125
5/26/2013
1:16:59 PM
I've never looked at this before. Very helpful. I'm in a contest in a few months where I need to play exotics and I don't normally play them, so this will be a huge help.

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