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![]() http://www.dmtc.com/season/polytrack-handicapping.php
It includes par times,which are some of the slowest I have ever seen |
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![]() I glanced at the thread title and thought it was Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.
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dare i ask what that means??
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Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all. Abraham Lincoln |
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![]() this article is saying that it was safe for the horses, yet I swear.. I'll go back to check, but in MMSC's Angels' thread, there were like 5 fatal breakdowns, maybe more. I dont think that is too great of a number for a short meet, unless there were like 12 last year.
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![]() i think he is incorrect stating that the outside paths were better than the inside paths. an appreciable number of horses came through on the rail in the stretch, and many horses, particularly in sprints, would lead into the stretch on the rail, lose the lead by a head or neck, and come back on. it was really a jockey's track this year. in socal, it has always been the strategy to make your move on the far turn and get into striking position at the top of the stretch. at delmar this year, it was much wiser to wait until the 3/16th pole before really asking the mount for more. patience really paid.
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