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Originally Posted by ranchwest
Aqueduct Inner was that way, inside and/or early.
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I asked around for years to all who would respond and finally, Tommy Wolski a retired jock who rode in the East in the winter months gave me a logical reason; Paraphrasing "When it gets real cold, ice crystals form around small dirt pieces and "rooster tail" back toward the mid and back pack horses. Many get cut with these sharp edged projectiles and NO horse willingly will run into that."