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Originally Posted by tom
Look for Euors on turf and poly, but forget them on dirt.
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They have now seveal courses that run in Winter and Spring made up of some of the same materials that we have here. THEY have noted a certain percentage of their runners perform better over it and even have a Breeder's Cup prep day at HAYDOCK and Great Leighs.
You have to have a GLOBAL perspective not just the narrow North American take on EVERYTHING in order to stay current.
From the Ascot website: "Tonight, at Great Leigh's biggest All-Weather meeting to date, an eight-race card boasts quality "prep" races for the forthcoming Breeders' Cup in California and Frognal in the Thoroughbred Open Juvenile looks one of several
handy rides for champion-elect Ryan Moore."