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Old 11-09-2006, 11:38 PM   #2
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Jeff: I Am Not So Sure That I Agree With That Point. It Seems To Me That You Can Not Have A Hard And Fast Rule Like That Because That Type Of Horse May Very Well Win A Sustained Type Of Race. I Would Say That, As A Starting Point, It Is Smart To Take A Very Careful Look At A Horse Whose Hidden Is So High Because It Will Probably Be Too Far Back To Win Most Races. Gary
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