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Originally Posted by Cunningham Racing
I already knew what his boss thought about it but this is the first I have heard from Scott on Polytrack - although it was predictable:
"We had a very strong Saratoga meet," said Blasi. "It's kind of like the second tier was ready, but they weren't quite ready for Keeneland. And some of ours just didn't run well on the Polytrack (at Keeneland). They trained well over there, which is fine, but some of them just didn't run well over it. I'm not bad-mouthing it - it's just a fact."
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That's not surprising. It's a different surface from dirt. Of course there will be horses that don't like it, just like there are horses that don't like grass and there are grass horses that don't like dirt.
I would expect that there will be dirt horses that don't like polytrack. I have never heard anyone claim that all horses will like it.