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SilentRun · 10-03-2009, 10:38 AM

Thanks, I was tuned onto FL by the above posts. I never had the confidence to
play sloppy tracks until recently. From what I read the lone early horse may have
an additional advantage in the slop due to the fact that the horses behind may
be thrown off stride by debris from the leader.

I passed races 6 & 7 and had to leave for an appointment. When I returned I
ran the races that I missed thru RDSS. Take a look at Race 8 where the lone Early
stood out like a sore thumb and paid 33.80. RDSS also had the exacta and tri.
(7-5-4).
All I can say is that I will dive into the slop next time around.

Ernie

10-03-2009, 10:38 AM	#6
SilentRun Grade 1 Aspiree Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 678	Thanks, I was tuned onto FL by the above posts. I never had the confidence to play sloppy tracks until recently. From what I read the lone early horse may have an additional advantage in the slop due to the fact that the horses behind may be thrown off stride by debris from the leader. I passed races 6 & 7 and had to leave for an appointment. When I returned I ran the races that I missed thru RDSS. Take a look at Race 8 where the lone Early stood out like a sore thumb and paid 33.80. RDSS also had the exacta and tri. (7-5-4). All I can say is that I will dive into the slop next time around. Ernie Attached Images