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Originally Posted by paisjpq
this is PURE SPECULATION on my part but it seems like some of the complaint about poly is that horses slip on it or have trouble getting into it... therefore I would think that a horse with a cuppy foot (vs ones that have fairly flat soles) would do better on the surface...But of course that contradicts the trend we have seen where turf horses are more successful over it (since most turf horses have 'platters')...but perhaps that is just a function of turf horses being more accustomend to a surface with greater 'give' to it.
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Do you think it's a possibility that some of the trainers may have their farriers working on getting a slightly different hoof angle to aid in "gripping" the track? Every experience I've had with angles being messed with has ended in disaster, but just wondering...
