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Workout On Race Day
How unusual is it for a horse to work the morning of a race? Negative or positive?
Rising Honour race 4 at Del Mar today, worked 4f in 48.4 handily this morning. |
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I wonder if any of the published racing intelligencia has covered this angle.
Probably a nice one to add to a set of conditions that includes: 1) highest Beyer for the race 2) Quirin speed points stickout 3) high percentage trainer 4) high percentage jock .... Oops, I omitted a biggie: 1st time gelding. Slap on a nice size REBATE and the ROI is positive. |
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http://www.pedigreequery.com/rising+honour |
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there are "schooling" type of things like changing lead or a new equipment change that could theoretically be beneficial to reinforce on race day
... but yea, probably a nervous wreck |
Didn't Dutrow do this with Big Brown during the triple crown or was that another high profile three year old......can't remember if it was the Derby or not??
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Ohhh so that's why he lost the Belmont. Glad that's cleared up, for awhile there I thought it was the low point in the cycle when he was clearing out all that testicle shrinking, rage making, cancer creating evil poison. It's nice to know BB was spent from his AM breezy, that day he turned into the reincarnation of Yankee myth Joe Hardy....... |
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actually wasnt the belmont.. pretty sure it was the preakness and we all know how that turned out.. just like a 1/4 mile blowout to get his muscles ready.. and the reason he lost the Belmont was 50% his foot & 50% missed training from foot (or 100% foot) |
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