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I'm a science teacher and from what I can see we have several forces at work here. There is Kinetic Energy which is the energy in a moving body, such as the wind, a speeding train, or a tractor trailer. When you are moving and one of these objects passes you, you can feel the wind or forces of this moving object. This can sometimes cause someone to take a funny step or go off course a hair. As Street Sense (speeding train), blew past Hard Spun (person or animal standing/walking/running near the train tracks) causing him to slightly alter his style. We could also get into inertia, speed and velocity, but it is what it is.
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Watch the overhead again. It appears the SS's TAIL caught HS's nose when he crossed over. He flips his nose like they do when hit with a whip.
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Thats what I don't get. |
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where can i find that overhead (not youtube versions)?
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try www.nbcsports.com
I have the entire NBC show on tape and also I may have the Churchill feed as well. On the pan shot HS appears to bobble or clip heels but after watching the overhead shot again yesterday, I'm convinced that HS ran into SS's tail. I ride horses and have been smacked by swishing tails (insert your own joke here) and it stings. Certainly HS would snap his head back after running into a rival's tail. |
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I'll keep looking. I was also wondering if anyone had a podcast of the race or how I could get it from NBC to my MP3. |
not worth all the effort 31....i noticed hard spuns 'bobble' when street sense came in front, but in watching the overhead, there's no reason--unless as someone said, street senses tail tickled him. he didn't clip heels--maybe switched leads poorly. but street sense wasn't the cause.
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Thanks for the insight. |
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t'bred times has some video links on their site, but not sure the overhead would be one of them... |
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Much ado about nothing.
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