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Some of the great grass horses don't ever even see the turf except when they race on it. Please explain the dirt to turf angle and the turf to dirt angle. I guess those different muscles magically reappear. LOL. |
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As for you, do you get on all fours or just your knees for Oracle? ![]() |
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Don't know where that Oracle comment came from...don't know the man. |
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Why do you think most turf horses have a higher leg kick than dirt horses?
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Showing Up is a great example and I think even Barbaro is a good example. They didn't develop muscles to run on the turf, they just have an action that is better suited to turf racing. Watch how many races are won on the dirt from the front and then watch how many races are won on the dirt from coming behind. Horses develop muscles for running certain distances, not really for running on dirt or turf. |
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How would you feel if you had dirt flying in your face for two minutes straight? |
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Hmmm. Trust the opinion of a salty handicapper or a guy who is into horses because of a horse he liked four months ago. Tough choice.
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A horse he like four months ago? My family has been involved longer than you have probably been alive. |
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BINGO. The dirt in the face though was a cute story though. |
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