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George Kaywood, a respected handicapper from Kansas City backs up a contention I have long held: "Reliance on a single pace lines is the biggest error in pace evaluation."
SAMPLE error is rampant unless you can see a step wise improvement with that last line the best one in a younger horse. If the animal can deal with a pace, there is evidence down the past performance to show that it met and dealt with it before. Short that error is always knocking on the door.
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Albert Einstein:"The monotony and solitude of a quiet life stimulates the creative mind."
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