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It won't happen in their first meet. Same with Arlington. But eventually, when 98% of the local horse population has run over it, I wouldn't be surprised. And field size will have something to do with that as well.
Didn't Saratoga have a recent year with over 40 % winning favorites? A number of years ago, Arlington was close, and that is a long meet. |
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I would be incapable of living in a world where faves win 40-45% of the time. . .
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Saratoga is a meet where favorites have won at a high percentage throughout the last decade really. |
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Wasn't the first Keeneland meet after poly known for the early speed essentially being a liabilty with closers at long unfathomable odds paying like Xmas for those with imagination for seemingly random outcomes. Del Mar may be Xmas in July for the 40+ days this summer.....
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So far, we haven't seen the riding lunacity at the other synthetic meets; TP, WO and AP haven't had that.
Maybe it was a bunch of NY riders who were at Kee. Virtually every turf route in NY is run will a crawlfest pace with every rider leaning back in the irons to restrain. |
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I wish they'd installed cusion track... i'm not really looking forward to blindingly white surface this weekend. I swear it looked like cotton balls in the picture i saw...
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