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tompkins · 02-01-2006, 10:07 PM

I have written many many times that in SPRINTS one does not limit themselves to the same range as routes...I always look at the top 8.

I went over this before as it has to do with a horse "rounding into form," getting an increasingly positive e/l and the rider does not persist with the mount in it's last start....It is looking for a trend. The horse in question, the 2 shows many many front running efforts (lines 2,3,4 and further back in turf sprints) and a recent LONGER turf run where it had improved it's stamina substantially. It came off a layoff and showed good speed before the stamina turf "work out." Everything about this horse says IMPROVEMENT, and FRONT RUNNER ......Using that as a background, it is a projection that this one would improve off that layoff good effort and the e/l substantiated it.

02-01-2006, 10:07 PM	#17
tompkins Grade 1 Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 708	I have written many many times that in SPRINTS one does not limit themselves to the same range as routes...I always look at the top 8. I went over this before as it has to do with a horse "rounding into form," getting an increasingly positive e/l and the rider does not persist with the mount in it's last start....It is looking for a trend. The horse in question, the 2 shows many many front running efforts (lines 2,3,4 and further back in turf sprints) and a recent LONGER turf run where it had improved it's stamina substantially. It came off a layoff and showed good speed before the stamina turf "work out." Everything about this horse says IMPROVEMENT, and FRONT RUNNER ......Using that as a background, it is a projection that this one would improve off that layoff good effort and the e/l substantiated it. __________________ velocititian