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07-09-2008, 01:26 PM
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What? No LOVE for POLY? This appears to be consistent.
I envision a time, in the very near future, where FAIR RACING will be a common thing. I realize that this will just about KILL all those relying on SPEED BIASES and BUSH TRACKS. You know, all those 'fighters' that are actually CARRIED by the track, for example. Time to taking the handicapping to another level. Personally, I find POLY to be AS predictable as TURF and thus more predictable than dirt. It's all good. |
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