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![]() And if you find out what my "agenda" is, let me know
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I think you should go back and watch the races, especially the ones where you think speed was carried. |
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![]() I have only seen each race twice, but at this point yes. A horse like Thirtyfirststreet couldn't win on a speed favoring track. Horses that were 8th and 9th early in the La Brea ran 2-3 in the race.
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![]() Then we disagree on how the track was playing.
We agree in that I also mentioned Thirtyfirststreet as a closer (who did close) but I feel the track changed very quickly into the stakes. Was it like Keeneland dirt? Heck no. We'll see what the figure guys do with it. I did think the paths seemed to play very fairly inside to out, and it is amazing what great condition the track was in, considering all the rain they've dealt with.
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![]() I'm just not sure how a track could be labeled speed favoring when closers win.
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So if I were you, I would just smile and take my money.
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"Have the clean racing people run any ads explaining that giving a horse a Starbucks and a chocolate poppyseed muffin for breakfast would likely result in a ten year suspension for the trainer?" - Dr. Andrew Roberts |