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![]() Over the years, I've started to pay more and more attention to workouts and how they can help my handicapping. Most seem to be of the 4f variety - and when I see strong 5 and 6 furlong works I look at those closely.
My question is how much consideration should I give the 3 furlong work? Why do trainers opt for the 3f vs 4f - are they trying to accomplish something different with one versus the other? If you're preparing for a 6f or longer race, is there anything to be learned from a 3f workout? Just looking for some opinions. Thanks.
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