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tfm · 06-16-2010, 01:26 PM

Well

When a horse has gone from 6F to 8F to 7F and then is back at 6F today, you sort of expect it to have a bit more 'bottom' cutting back. A pace advantage in this case means that the horse can wire if nothing else goes or can control the race by sitting just BEHIND any other speed in the race. Clearly, the connections of the 2 were not aware that they had this advantage.

Dominguez is like a VULTURE: he let's the others kill themselves off and then pounces for the win.

06-16-2010, 01:26 PM	#5
tfm Former member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 1,136	Well When a horse has gone from 6F to 8F to 7F and then is back at 6F today, you sort of expect it to have a bit more 'bottom' cutting back. A pace advantage in this case means that the horse can wire if nothing else goes or can control the race by sitting just BEHIND any other speed in the race. Clearly, the connections of the 2 were not aware that they had this advantage. Dominguez is like a VULTURE: he let's the others kill themselves off and then pounces for the win.