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Old 07-31-2006, 10:41 AM
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del mar is already worried about the amount of injuries at the track. two different tracks having a bad time of it--this can't be the surfaces. it's gotta be the horses. aren't we still experiencing the affects of mrls??? less horses to run, same # of races to fill. and as one person elsewhere was quoted in a newspaper article, there is no 'off season' for horses to rest and recuperate.
it can't just be a change in surface from say hollywood to del mar, right? wouldn't those #'s remain consistent from year to year if that was the case?
ALl Cali tracks have to go to a synthetic surface so they are addressing the issue. But MRLS has nothing to do with soundness of a horse.
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Old 07-31-2006, 11:34 AM
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It is shameful how some of these tracks just pass the buck.
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Old 07-31-2006, 06:42 PM
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ALl Cali tracks have to go to a synthetic surface so they are addressing the issue. But MRLS has nothing to do with soundness of a horse.
i wasn't suggesting that mrls caused unsoundness. i was suggesting that having less horses to fill races might make trainers enter more often than they normally would so races would fill.
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