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Old 01-11-2017, 04:44 PM   #35
Tim Y
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Originally Posted by Lt1 View Post
I believe that what happens when a track is sly and then proceeds to dry out going to mdy and then good is different at each track. I don't believe that one can make a blanket statement on what running style will prevail. In my humble opinion one must know their tracks and maintain records.
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Sure as it drys it is constantly in flux and one has to go by a race to race basis, However THIS IDEA that there is some sort of selective tiredness (later horses coming on over the wet) and the pace horses WILL TIRED somehow more that the later ones (which is just not true as a blanket statement)

If the rest of the day is dull overcast in an NORTHERN climate in February one cannot compare that to a sunny day in a SOUTHERN climate. NO evaporation in the former.
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