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thx for the info postpicker i knew there were other trainers off of NYRA grounds as well during the meet, just didn't know who they were |
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Not denigrating Linda Rice but the modern Saratoga meeting doesnt have too much in common with the older versions. Exactly how many non NYbred, turf sprints or claiming races has she won?
I know it is blasphemy but the racing quality has really deteroriated. |
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Linda has had horses in the harness barns and in Roy Lerman's barn on Gridley for several years now. If I were training, I'd like to be back there too. It's a bit off the beaten path and the horses have to walk a bit more to get to and from the track, giving them a bit of a change of pace. Easy access o the gallop track at Clare Court makes it more likely that her horses are building up strength on that deep surface.
Cannon is right. They have run more claiming and condition claiming and turf sprints than ever and it plays to Linda's strengths. That said, alot of the elite type operations that have always thrived here certainly have some stock to dropdown to take advantage and Todd hs a barn full of More Than Ready's that should be winning every grass sprint.
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In relation to what track? |
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Turf sprints, NYbreds, condition claimers and maiden claimers dominate most cards. It wasnt long ago that outside of the 10 or so NYbred races a week you wouldnt see any of these other races at Saratoga. It has gotten so even 2 yo maiden races on the dirt arent having full fields and we have seen some carded with 6 or 7. |
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