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Dave:
Its the speed and distance or exertion that causes bleeding, even in workouts. Its not unusual for a horse to bleed in the later stages of a race than get Lasix and improve. In racing sometimes anticipating what is going to happen pays big dividends with moves by trainers or changes in equipment.
Bill's analysis of the #6 is correct in that he may need more dis. to be effective such as 6.5 F. And if the track doesn't card those distances or the connections don't ship he forced to run at a disadvantage. Than when properly place they win and at better odds. I always stress every horse be evaluated for its best dis. and surface. In this case the 6 was still the counter energy horse and probability keyed a nice EX.
Changes must be made at the time of printing of the program. Printing mistakes are made but the track must announce any correction. Few at the track listen to the changes. The PP's in RDSS are not the best when it comes to data which is why I supplement them with Bris PP's. The game is tough and it makes no sense to start off at a disadvantage.
Mitch44
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