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VoodooFan · 09-01-2008, 05:47 AM

Never mind ,Richie.

Looking at the 22.1, they either :

Ran it competitively (once) long ago and is not competitive at way slower fractions.

Total deterioration at much slower 1st calls.

Competitive at much, much slower 1st calls recently, last 4-5 races.

Good races , power moves and positions at calls from 4/5ths(generous average) to over a full second plus+ and more SLOWER than projected 1st call.

In other words, U-G-L-Y.

VoodooFan

** There it is Voodoo. That is why IMHO working races with an actual early horse(s) Proj pace at 1c-2c makes life so much easier. It kind of sets everything up for you. Who can run against it. Who can't. Who used to be able to but times have changed. *** RichieP

09-01-2008, 05:47 AM	#19
VoodooFan True Disciple of Voodoo Join Date: May 2006 Location: EarthQuake country( cali , baby) Posts: 349	ugly Never mind ,Richie. Looking at the 22.1, they either : Ran it competitively (once) long ago and is not competitive at way slower fractions. Total deterioration at much slower 1st calls. Competitive at much, much slower 1st calls recently, last 4-5 races. Good races , power moves and positions at calls from 4/5ths(generous average) to over a full second plus+ and more SLOWER than projected 1st call. In other words, U-G-L-Y. VoodooFan There it is Voodoo. That is why IMHO working races with an actual early horse(s) Proj pace at 1c-2c makes life so much easier. It kind of sets everything up for you. Who can run against it. Who can't. Who used to be able to but times have changed. * RichieP Last edited by RichieP; 09-01-2008 at 06:40 AM.