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![]() Did anyone else see the 10th race at Turfway yesterday. This is how you know things just aren't going your way
![]() ![]() Thank you Brian Hernandez! By the way, the same thing happened to my cold AGS/Helsinki exacta, when Alan Garcia hit Helsinki left handed, causing him to jump 7 paths to the right, costing him 2nd for certain in that race. We'll call this reverse red-boarding, telling you about my losing tickets after the fact ![]() |
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![]() I feel your pain about Helsinki. Had the same exacta and probably the same look of disbelieve when he went wide.
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![]() When the horse went to the rail after being hit you had to know it was over. The rail at TP is NOT the place to be. You cannot win from the 1-2 post in a sprint as the rail is very deep and tiring. You notice how they all are 3-4 off the rail when turning for home. Not sure I have seen a track so biased to stay off the rail.
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And yes, it was strange to bolt left when being hit left-handed, but that is exactly what happened. It's as if the horse was shocked by that, and that's why it was all the more ridiculous that he (Hernandez) did it again. |
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![]() Brian Hernandez Jr. - Forever an apprentice.
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