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Old 07-22-2008, 09:28 AM
freddymo freddymo is offline
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Originally Posted by miraja2
Some good points obviously.
My question is, what did you think of the job that Tim Ritchey did with Afleet Alex in '05? It seemed like Ritchey took much more of an "old-school" approach than most trainers do. Not only did he give the colt all of those long slow works, he also started the colt's season in a sprint like they often did in the past. It seemed to work out pretty well for AA.
As a trainer yourself, do you think more trainers should use those older techniques more often, or was that just a case of a system that worked well for one particular horse?
He did a great job the horse made a ton of money and was syndicated.. When you succeed how can you question the methodology?
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