I'm not even going to deal with Friedman's incredible assertion that ground loss only matters on part of the turn-- for which you would have to believe that centrifugal force only exists on part of the turn, and that it EXACTLY cancels out the effects of ground loss when it does exist-- and just say this:

Everyone who has the BC on tape should look to see what path Touch Of The Blues is in on the second turn-- count the horses inside him. Please feel free to come back here and post your findings. Also, while you are at it, look at the other four examples I gave of mistakes they made (Ragozin cup half full).



TGJB