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Benny 12-17-2014 08:41 PM

Savoy Stomp
 
One to keep an eye on. Nice breeding article.

http://regalbloodlines.com/2014/12/1...t-savoy-stomp/

Kasept 12-17-2014 09:27 PM

While track was ridiculously glib and no one could make up ground, Savoy Stomp was awful today.

Frammento ran very well for Zito and Moss.

Danzig 12-17-2014 09:59 PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFII-edH-Yo

read 'savoy' and...

:D

Benny 12-18-2014 07:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Kasept (Post 1009226)
While track was ridiculously glib and no one could make up ground, Savoy Stomp was awful today.

Frammento ran very well for Zito and Moss.





Yes he did, had him in contest on cutback from 2 turns to one turn mile

Indian Charlie 12-18-2014 09:31 AM

Glib?

Kasept 12-18-2014 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Indian Charlie (Post 1009245)
Glib?

glib /ɡlib/

adjective

adjective: glib; comparative adjective: glibber; superlative adjective: glibbest (of words or the person speaking them) fluent and voluble but insincere and shallow. "she was careful not to let the answer sound too glib"

synonyms: slick, pat, fast-talking, smooth-talking; disingenuous, insincere, facile, shallow, superficial, flippant; smooth, silver-tongued, urbane; informal, flip, sweet-talking

Indian Charlie 12-18-2014 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Kasept (Post 1009251)
glib /ɡlib/

adjective

adjective: glib; comparative adjective: glibber; superlative adjective: glibbest (of words or the person speaking them) fluent and voluble but insincere and shallow. "she was careful not to let the answer sound too glib"

synonyms: slick, pat, fast-talking, smooth-talking; disingenuous, insincere, facile, shallow, superficial, flippant; smooth, silver-tongued, urbane; informal, flip, sweet-talking

I am aware of what glib means.

Just never expected to see that term used to describe a race track surface condition.

Kasept 12-18-2014 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie (Post 1009259)
I am aware of what glib means.

Just never expected to see that term used to describe a race track surface condition.

That's surprising. It's been used often.

ateamstupid 12-18-2014 12:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie (Post 1009259)
I am aware of what glib means.

Just never expected to see that term used to describe a race track surface condition.

I've seen it used a lot, but usually it's used to describe a track producing slower-than-average times.

Kasept 12-18-2014 02:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ateamstupid (Post 1009265)
I've seen it used a lot, but usually it's used to describe a track producing slower-than-average times.

A glib track is speed-favoring.

ateamstupid 12-18-2014 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Kasept (Post 1009281)
A glib track is speed-favoring.

If you say so. I've mostly seen it used the way I said.

cmorioles 12-18-2014 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Kasept (Post 1009281)
A glib track is speed-favoring.

I always thought it was just fast, which doesn't necessarily mean it favors speed, though often does.

blackthroatedwind 12-18-2014 04:51 PM

Glib is used to describe, apparently poorly, quick surfaces...only in Bykville is it used to describe a speed favoring track.

Kasept 12-18-2014 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind (Post 1009300)
Glib is used to describe, apparently poorly, quick surfaces...only in Bykville is it used to describe a speed favoring track.

Splitting hairs. Speed-favoring. Simply speedy.. Fast.. Et al..


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