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delayjf · 08-08-2016, 05:25 PM

I don't know this trainer, but here is one possible explanation and it involves and old Ray Taulbot angle. Basically, the training will drop the horse in class and run him up the track to throw off the betting public. Then go for the win in the race following the class drop.

You will notice the poor race 2 races back. In his next start, the connections drop the horse in class. The betting public has a tendency to play horses dropping in class and that exactly what happened here, even through he got beat by 20 lengths, his odds dropped fro 13 to 12 to 1. However, after the class drop and getting beat again by 26 lengths, the public gives up of the horse in today's race. That 's when the trainer pulls the string.

08-08-2016, 05:25 PM	#17
delayjf Grade 3 Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 74	Taulbot Drop in Class last start Angle I don't know this trainer, but here is one possible explanation and it involves and old Ray Taulbot angle. Basically, the training will drop the horse in class and run him up the track to throw off the betting public. Then go for the win in the race following the class drop. You will notice the poor race 2 races back. In his next start, the connections drop the horse in class. The betting public has a tendency to play horses dropping in class and that exactly what happened here, even through he got beat by 20 lengths, his odds dropped fro 13 to 12 to 1. However, after the class drop and getting beat again by 26 lengths, the public gives up of the horse in today's race. That 's when the trainer pulls the string.