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Changing Leads (859 Views)
Posted by: asfufh (IP Logged)
Date: May 26, 2004 01:36PM

I don't know much about lead changes and how to differentiate between right or left leads(it looks to me like they are all on their right lead coming down the stretch). Anyway, I am currently reading a handicapping book and the author states that horses who do not consistently change to the appropriate lead coming out of a turn may be doing so due a physical problem and, therefore, are not a good bet. On the other hand, he says that a horse who usually changes leads appropriately but does not change to the correct lead in one race can be expected to improve in the next race (assumes the horse or the jockey will make the lead change happen in the next race and the horse is not injured).
Just wondering what the board thinks about the importance of lead changes in handicapping and,if deemed important, is it feasible to add a notation to the TG sheets about lead changes (or lack thereof). Thanks, Asfufh



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Changing Leads (859 Views) asfufh 05/26/2004 01:36PM
Re: Changing Leads (400 Views) pgsheets 05/26/2004 01:53PM
Re: Changing Leads (466 Views) MO 05/26/2004 10:47PM


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