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Re: WTC Classic (826 Views)
Posted by: Michael D. (IP Logged)
Date: October 01, 2002 10:53PM

Alydar,
momentum vs ground loss...... you can say what you want about Bailey, but the reason why the guy became one of the top two or three jockeys ever was because he understood that saving ground was important, but he also knew that in order to win the big one, your horse better have the chance to run fast for a good part of the race (which means not stuck in behind other horses). Sounds simplistic, and even a bit stupid, but it's the truth....... as for the late pace #'s, it's an interesting topic that needs some time..... check out the board tomorrow.



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WTC Classic (1275 Views) Michael D. 10/01/2002 08:20PM
Re: WTC Classic (868 Views) Alydar in California 10/01/2002 09:44PM
Re: WTC Classic (826 Views) Michael D. 10/01/2002 10:53PM
Re: WTC Classic (846 Views) Michael D. 10/15/2002 07:35PM
Frog Without Legs is Deaf (900 Views) Alydar in California 10/16/2002 06:58AM
Re: WTC Classic (911 Views) rich viscardi 10/02/2002 12:08PM
Re: WTC Classic (873 Views) Michael D. 10/02/2002 02:12PM


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