The Swale Stakes Grade III

Last week I did okay in the Paceadvantage.com Contest's, where the week before I did not do so well.
It seems I should have done way better if I could have just listened to my own handicapping breakdown of the 2 races I did on paceandcap.com here is a link..
http://paceandcap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8225 and the other race also..
http://paceandcap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8220 read them and let me know.

It seemed that my selection of pacelines were good enough, and then I went back to the days of handicapping before computers, and looked individually at each horse, and with 3 yr olds you must look for improvements, bounce's and intentions, not always that clear to see, but when they are they normally pay off to those looking for it.

Here is a snippet from the Swale Stakes at Gulfstream

I Like the 7 horse and agree maybe Jim is giving you a heads up, but within the RDSS I do not get the 7 , thou it is hard to leave him out of the mix, he did nothing wrong and getting better each time out.

I keep coming back to 5/2/7 as yet 2 and 7 both do not make it into the final cut in RDSS, so do I bet the program which last year did me well.

The program is giving me 6/9/5/10 as top contenders to focus on.

The 2 is a perfect bounced horse, last race was the bounce, and hopefully back n stride now, tough to throw out if true.

Both 7 and 10 are 2nd time out winners and improving , question how much improvement this time, both are quality horses, so how to distuingish the top 3 horse's for one contest and the winner for another.