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Join Date: May 2013
Location: Fells Point MD
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Pace Duel Early
I always here there will be a Pace Duel Early, and have a hard time finding out who it will be. I usually look at running styles and segments for this information, but I don't always get it right. When, I hear talk of the Pace duel it seems like the 2 dueling horses should be easy to detect. When there is a duel, I have trouble with who will survive the duel. Who has the energy to survive and who will benefit from the duel.
I also hear there will be "no pace" in a race. Is that just like saying there are no early horses in this race. If so how do you handicap that. Thanks for any help |
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