This is another reason why I like Bris figures. People pan on them because they are computer generated based on actual times and variants (projection method), but the positive thing is it allows an observant handicapper to make his own subjective adjustments off a figure that you can understand. If I see trouble, weight adjustments, or wide trips, I can quantify it as I choose. With Sheets, and more and more with Beyer, you don't know how or why they are adjusting a figure and you have to just go blind with the figure maker.
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