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Craig Milkowski

Craig Milkowski

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Co-Host, Daily Racing Form (Podcast)

Moore

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International Football , English Domestic Football , Formula 1 , Rugby , Cricket

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Parenting/kids, pets, DIY

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Total articles 11

  • An update on how we adjust our Speed Figures for Pace

    By Craig Milkowski| timeformusblog.com@ An update on how we adjust our Speed Figures for Pace Posted on April 14, 2020 by Craig Milkowski Beginning with races run on April 1st, 2020, races coded with the ‘p’ label still reflect the pace adjustment in the overall TimeformUS Speed Figure, but the internal pace and final time figures will show what we feel the horses actually ran based on the other races on the day. Background on the meaning of ‘p’: p – Pace– There will be some races run with the pace so aberrantly fast or slow that...

    By Craig Milkowski · timeformusblog.com

    Apr. 14, 2020

  • The Breakout Race at Aqueduct on December 7th

    By Craig Milkowski| timeformusblog.com@ By Craig MilkowskiPeople who make speed figures enjoy few things more than a race card that lines up perfectly with expectations. The times are converted to numbers, and the numbers fit together perfectly, like a jigsaw puzzle. This is not just within one race but spanning across all the races. Typically, handicappers who use speed figures like that as well. The figures match the times. They can see why one horse got an 80 and another a 75.

    By Craig Milkowski · timeformusblog.com

    Dec. 27, 2019

  • An update on how we adjust our Speed Figures for Pace

    By Craig Milkowski| timeformusblog.com@ An update on how we adjust our Speed Figures for Pace Posted on April 14, 2020 by Craig Milkowski Beginning with races run on April 1st, 2020, races coded with the ‘p’ label still reflect the pace adjustment in the overall TimeformUS Speed Figure, but the internal pace and final time figures will show what we feel the horses actually ran based on the other races on the day. Background on the meaning of ‘p’: p – Pace– There will be some races run with the pace so aberrantly fast or slow that...

    By Craig Milkowski · timeformusblog.com

    Apr. 14, 2020

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Daily Racing Form (Podcast)