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The Diamond System has picked tons of Boxcar Longshot winners over the years. Here is one of my best scores, which I gave out to my Sharphorses Selection customers and actually posted as a Free Pick on this page. This was in the Breeders Cup turf when Better Talk Now won with Ramon Dominguez and paid $57.80. Notice that the Kick Rating is 118, one of the best in the race, and the horse has the best Diamond Rating (107) and is tied for the best Diamond Speed. Diamond Speed combines final time with late kick, Formula Kick is best closing speed. Formula numbers the higher the better, Diamond Ratings the lower the better.

Below we have a Diamond System printout from Tampa Bay on Feb. 18, 2012. This gives you a good idea of one of the ways that you can use the system. In route races, the Formula Kick is a strong rating. This is also a very good rating for turf races. Here you see a horse, Gold Brew, that had a Formula Kick Rating of 113, which was 9 points better than any other horse in the race. This is a strong rating. The top ranked horse on Diamond Rating, Secret Commander, was a clear choice with a rating of 104, which was a strong 19 points better than the next ranked horse. In a route race, this was an obvious exacta box. As you can see below, the 3-6 exacta paid $57.60.

Below we have a race from Oaklawn Park, Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012. This is a sprint. The top ranked horse is Biker Boy with a strong 71, 11 points better than the rest of the horses. Biker Boy also has the 2nd best ESR (EARLY SPEED RATING) which is the dynamic early speed rating that is built into the system. The 9 horse, Rare Lukey, has the best ESR of 10. As you can see, all of the other sprinters in this race have much lower ESR's. Again, this was an obvious exacta play and in this case, an easy trifecta. the exacta paid $63.20 and the trifecta paid $490.60.

Below is another race from Oaklawn on Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012. The top three horses ran 1-2-3 and the top two ran 1-2. The exacta paid $308 and the trifecta paid $990. Sometimes there's no sense over thinking it. Slamit was ranked 1 point below Moonrush but went off at 22-1 and paid $46.20.