If this is the case, it's fine with me. I don't play much S Cal poly. Of all the AW tracks I play, DMR, HOL, and SA play more like (BIASED) dirt than all the others. In fact, HOL and SA play more like the AQU inner track. This allows the trainers out there to switch distances with success. It's just not 'normal' for horses to stretch out and not only win but handle horses that have been routing. This happens all the time at AQU inner and it happens more than I'd want on the S Cal poly. It certainly doesn't happen, EVER, at WO, or TP, AP, and even GG or PID. Trainers cetainly change distances with horses at these tracks, but they stretch out, for example, to prepare for a cutback. These are AW tracks that offer an edge to anyone who understands how to play this type of surface. All this unnatural BS is what got me away from dirt in the 1st place.
It's no secret that GG is the place to play out there anyway.
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