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Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up
I have never physically tested it so its pretty difficult to say its impossible (I hate absolutes without evidence), I have found with my handicapping, which we all know mostly sucks, that its more times than not a normal track day to day, there is no good inside, bad inside.
Yes pace horses are better, they are often inside speed runners.
Sealing it would be about the only time I could envision it because they are making it harder and even then that's complete speculation, but the idea that an unsealed track takes rain and gets softer and "mushy" and you can determine this with a pencil is crazy, that was the original point.
Maybe they could have a new information for the public when it rains, pencil depth test today was 4" on the inside, 3" on the outside, handicap accordingly.
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We're not talking about day to day though.
Out of curiosity if you determine a course is favoring rail runners or there is a dead rail, how do you determine it?