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Houndog 04-27-2007 12:53 PM
Keeneland to Churchill
 
Just thinking out loud for a moment. Does anyone think it would be valid to look at horses that were ESF (early speed failures) at Keeneland if they ship to Churchill.

I am not really talking about habitual quitters, but horses that hung tough until stretch and caught in the later stages of the race while setting honest fractions.

sweetyjohn 04-27-2007 01:16 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Houndog (Post 18353)
Just thinking out loud for a moment. Does anyone think it would be valid to look at horses that were ESF (early speed failures) at Keeneland if they ship to Churchill.

I am not really talking about habitual quitters, but horses that hung tough until stretch and caught in the later stages of the race while setting honest fractions.
short answer: yes


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