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Fast4522 · 10-27-2006, 08:24 PM

In giving it deep thought, what I liked about Ky. racing was field size, quality, turf, and in general having a middle track. To explain the last is to say I start a very early east coast track have a middle track and also a late track and expect maiden races that have 3 or more first time starters to be races not played in all tracks. At first when turfway switched to poly I would knock my head against the wall thinking I could figure how to beat it. That was the first year there, today I am more honest with myself that racing at Turfway was never superb or even close to it. Keenland on the other hand has a faster surface and its stock is much better. To run with the real men who train these horses you either have to do things right and have stock that is worthy and do things correctly or you will be relagated to turfway.

10-27-2006, 08:24 PM	#9
Fast4522 Former member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Gun Country Posts: 363	Poly Crap In giving it deep thought, what I liked about Ky. racing was field size, quality, turf, and in general having a middle track. To explain the last is to say I start a very early east coast track have a middle track and also a late track and expect maiden races that have 3 or more first time starters to be races not played in all tracks. At first when turfway switched to poly I would knock my head against the wall thinking I could figure how to beat it. That was the first year there, today I am more honest with myself that racing at Turfway was never superb or even close to it. Keenland on the other hand has a faster surface and its stock is much better. To run with the real men who train these horses you either have to do things right and have stock that is worthy and do things correctly or you will be relagated to turfway.