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Originally Posted by tycharles01
I think it's more about if they ran over poly before than anything. Even horses you ran crap dead last on poly might have an advantage over some nice horse who ran good at the Spa on dirt. The more the meet goes the more you will see the prices drop just due to the fact that people will start realizing it's not about the class of the horse but rather has he/she ran the surface much like a dirt to turf horse
Also start looking over there workouts over the poly. Some horses that ran crap are turning in nice training on the poly
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Depends on your definition of Class. It takes a combination of speed and stamina to win on the Poly.