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Its not exactly a good marketing plan is it? Wait until some owners have some of the soundest high 6 figure yearling purchases you ever saw who haven't earned a quarter. Lets see how fast they head east to the dirt. East Coast tracks will react further than they already have, which has been good, by making sure they have good cushions and tracks with a good surface that is harrowed deeper. Sound is good, sound is very very good. Sound and everyone with talent and speed hitting a brick wall isn't good, not at all good. |
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Just got off the phone with a guy in Canada. Chiefswood Farm, they will not be running over the poly anymore, they have had 3 come back bad, and 2 not come back at all. Lots of bad reports on Woodbines track from insiders. Amazingly Keeneland and Woodbine have the same surface, lets see how long it takes Keeneland to get real
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Please! No Country Music!
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I mean I just got off the phone with the guy. He said a ton of horses are coming back bad, not just theirs. They are scared to run over the surface anymore. I wonder if Keeneland changed their track so it wasnt as bad as woodbines? Remember I reported a few days ago 3 or 4 had been put down, this guy said 2 of HIS have been put down. I didnt even have this guy in the equation
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The news has been rather like that regarding poly. Wonder why? Couldn't be the money could it? Nah, not that. |
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Keeneland made all the money, they have the same surface. You know they arent going to say anything bad about the track. I know Turfway told a few guys to keep their mouths shut, if they didnt like it they could leave. Thats just how it goes, eventually the real numbers will come out, and the polywonders will be left with egg on their face.
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No way dude, way too much pace in there. Anything more than a lone speed horse who looks to have a 5 length lead is not a candidate for a wire job. Cotton King, Sky Diving, Dance Man, Regwell, and Shark all have speed. |
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Looking over the charts though, it does seem a fair amount of favorites are winning at the expected normal percentage, no? |
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I'd like to see Aqueduct go to poly and even the training tracks at Belmont and Saratoga. I definitely don't see why Saratoga should ever go to poly and don't see too much reason for Belmont to go to it. |
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We had about 120 feet of 6-foot heavy wood fencing go down during Wilma last fall. My fence guy finished the job two days ago.
A good deal of my yard has been a mess with all the construction junk. So tomorrow I will put down about 1500 sq feet of sod. Yesterday and today I spread about 2.5 cubic yards of topsoil down. Just the dirt looks freakin' beautiful. I refuse to believe that anything is better for horses than dirt. Maybe I should forget the sod, put up a 6 inch high rail around my new dirt, get some hamsters and run my own meet. I know Scav would throw down some action. |
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