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Originally Posted by the_fat_man
With all due respect, Gomez blew this one. The fractions were much slower than his last race (1/2 Furlong shorter) and he was outrun TWICE today was he was in that one on the backstretch. Why in the world is this horse, coming off a sprint, significantly OUTRUN by horses coming off routes? Then, he's so wide on the turn that he disappears for the stretch run, coming into the picture a few strides before the wire. What a joke of a ride. I mean, how does a jock have the balls to face the connections after a ride like that?
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This is what happens whenever there is an obvious bias.People look to tell people it ain't the case.I'm gunna tell ya again that this horse is easily best,and the reason he isn't close in mid race is the track is against him.Gomez will get up on a fair track with that much horse.Even if he makes mistakes.He is that good on a rater who is willing.See,this is SOCAL HORSERACING.They have a biased track today.They will have 3 days to get it back.It will probably be better Thursday,and people will say it wasn't biased Monday.It's gunna vary back n' forth now.The only reason I mention this stuff is cuz I know why people get beat.People say "they can't pick a winner" Well,you can pick the best horse,and it's not gunna win if the track is against him.Then they start trying to cap for the surface,and the track changes,or the jocks start adjusting inconsistently.Then they are told the track isn't biased etc...........Wait for a fair track,or you gunna be messed up.Wait until the best horse can get up.Then play.If you don't then I can tell you what you will say:"I'M TAKING A BREAK FOR A WHILE."