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Old 06-03-2007, 12:38 AM
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Default Sumwon TG 9 at CD last

SUMWONLOVESYOU Simon, Charles

26May07 CD 7 ft 1-1/16 1:43:49 ALW50000NW1 2 nk 110 5.3 91
1w3w L inside early,moved 3-4w backstretch,drew even,outfinished

29Apr07 CD 2 ft 1M 1:36:24 CLM50000 2 1¼ 115 13.0 10
2w L pace 2path, held on well into lane,second best

11Apr07 KEE4 T fm 1-1/16 1:42:98 ALW54000NW1 9 20¼ 115 47.7 18
3w4w Lfollowed leaders 5w,tired after 3/4s

trainer change from Pinzon, Maria E.
17Jan07 TP 5 �� ft 1M 1:40:29 CLM30000 2 3 114 24.4 15
2w1w L f vied for lead, off inside, inside 2nd turn, 2nd best

29Dec06 MNR4 ft 6 1:14:75 MCL15000 1 7 118 0.7* 171
1w L f away alertly, measured on pace, opened up to lane, kept driving

04Dec06 MNR3 ft 5-1/2 1:07:60 MCL15000 2 7 118 0.7* 231
1w L f speed, pressed pace, dueled, turn, no match 1/8, saved place

21Nov06 MNR6 ft 5-1/2 1:08:82 MCL15000 2 no 118 2.5 202
1w L f broke sharply, measured lead, hooked inside lane, battled gamely

01Nov06 CD 1 sy 6 1:13:52 MCL30000 7 15 120 46.1 231
5w L f raced 5-6w,empty in drive
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Old 06-03-2007, 08:21 AM
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Anyone care to explain to us Non TG Folks?

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Old 06-03-2007, 08:44 AM
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Speed figures that are faster as numbers decline. They take weight and ground loss into account. Sumwon is getting faster with fitness, experience and distance, and has generally been on the constant improve. Her figs right now (9.25/10) place her squarely in ALW or expensive claiming company. Improvement into the 7-8 range makes her an ALW winner and puts her into marginal stakes company. Below that, (6 or less), into the ranks of yesterday's Dogwood field.
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Old 06-03-2007, 08:50 AM
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Lower the number the better. She has improved EVERY race. Last number in bold is her TG #. 3w4w etc describes how wide she ran (3rd lane etc.) the rest is self explainatory other than to me she paired up her last 2 and didn't actually run a new top as I'm taking into consideration the hesitation to switch leads in her loss to Girl's Pearls 2 back.
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Old 06-03-2007, 09:42 AM
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Beth, thanks for the info. Steve and Dell thanks for the explanations.

When comparing numbers from the different services, do they tend to rank horses in a given race about the same? And how does everyone use these figs? Best for tossing pretenders? Spotting overall improvemant?

Hey, any idea what SWLY's sleep number is?
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Old 06-03-2007, 10:10 AM
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Thanks for explanations.
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Old 06-03-2007, 10:37 AM
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Beth, thanks for the info. Steve and Dell thanks for the explanations.

When comparing numbers from the different services, do they tend to rank horses in a given race about the same? And how does everyone use these figs? Best for tossing pretenders? Spotting overall improvemant?

Hey, any idea what SWLY's sleep number is?
I use the numbers similar to how one would use Beyers. I think Brown's numbers are more precise and thus superior not to mention the public has beyers but not TG's. Rags are about the same IMO however I'm more familiar and thus comfortable looking at TG's.

From what Chuck has said she may be a zero or neg number for sleep.
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Old 06-03-2007, 11:28 AM
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10 then a 9 is pretty good considering we had very little ground loss and carried low weights both of which will cause the # to be lower. I think that she can carry 5 lbs more and have it be totally inconsequential but give her a lower # yet.
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