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It isn't who has been better so far. It is who is the more talented horse. When they meet up, who will win. What handicapper doesn't have to make decisions like this all the time? |
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Yet you seem to know who is better from watching a colt for the second time.. congrats |
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Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all. Abraham Lincoln |
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How about handicapping in general? When isn't a handicapper trying to assess and analyze one horse's talent and ability from another when they are entered in the same race? |
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You haven't set a distance for the race or said who else would be in the field. Without that info there is absolutely no handicapping you can do. Plus we are comparing a runaway winner in an off the turfer to a proven stakes horse. |
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My questions won't get answered. |
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