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Neither.
I cut way back on my wagering last year because of the slop, more so because of the bog masquerading as a grass course and I'm cutting all the way back this year. CD in '10. |
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I think both scenarios make the baby races even harder to play with horses catching synthetic or slop for the first time.
As for handicapping, I would pefer the slop. You would think that most of these horses have some sort of off track lines/form in their pp's. Not to mention their bloodlines too.
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That's a tough question - but I think I prefer a microbrew.
Shouldn't you be packing?
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Please......dirt.
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I prefer a cozy , dry spot to do my handicapping .
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I'll say the poly this year........last year most of the horses had never run on muddy tracks or bad turf. This year many of the horse have been exposed to some sort of synthetic track in training or races.
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