beyerguy wrote:

> Looking at the Big Cap, Beyer wise, here is what I see:
>
> Lundy's Liability: Same figures, east and west
> Borrego: Highest two numbers at OP and LaD
> Congrats: Slightly higher figures back east than in SoCal
> Saint Liam: The big fig East Coaster gets trounced by the West
> Coast horses.
>
> Whose figures are too fast again?
>
> By "whose" I mean which circuits, not which figure maker.
>

Saint Liam had a history of not pairing the "Superfigs". What made anyone think that shipping way West and trying real ground with significant weight from the outside was gonna result in a negative 4? I'll give Saint Liam credit for his big numbers. I just don't understand what makes everyone think distance is irrelevant to pairing fast figures.

I certainly don't recall Lundy's Liability running in the East. He may not want 10 marks, but he may have run on the heavier part of the track.