boy,, i got a dummy of a question

[ontheoutside]

looks like june 2 says GD which would mean good
previous
says fm which mean s firm
and b4 that
it says ft which would indicate he trained on fast track on dirt,, do you think im reading this right?

i guess i learned something today, i always figured turf horses trained on turf courses,, but i guess to save the course, they train on dirt, i never really comprehended that
thank you and to all above
94 year old that has dopy questions

[Rupert Pupkin]

Originally Posted by ontheoutside

looks like june 2 says GD which would mean good
previous
says fm which mean s firm
and b4 that
it says ft which would indicate he trained on fast track on dirt,, do you think im reading this right?

i guess i learned something today, i always figured turf horses trained on turf courses,, but i guess to save the course, they train on dirt, i never really comprehended that
thank you and to all above
94 year old that has dopy questions

In general, the only horses that are allowed to work on the grass are stakes horses. The exception is Saratoga, which has a grass training track (Oklahoma Training Track) that any horse can work on. I'm not sure how many months of the year that training track is open for. I think it's open for around 5-6 months of the year. And Palm Meadows Training Center down in Florida has a grass course that any horse can train on.

[ontheoutside]

i think your right, 6 months for saratoga