Kickin TG fig: 14.25 "tu"

[SentToStud]

Originally Posted by Scav

I agree. I don't trust Delaware or Maryland numbers at all. I do trust Arlington numbers 100% as I know the guy that does it, still does it by hand with one of those over sized note cards, he is very sharp IMO

Roger Vice? Or that curly haired guy with the coke-bottle glasses?

[Scav]

Originally Posted by SentToStud

Roger Vice? Or that curly haired guy with the coke-bottle glasses?

I don't know either of them personally, but I know who you are speaking of, both people....the 2nd guy is real serious

And I'll apologize now for the hilariousness I have caused with using formal first names

[GPK]

Originally Posted by Scav

I don't know either of them personally, but I know who you are speaking of, both people....the 2nd guy is real serious

And I'll apologize now for the hilariousness I have caused with using formal first names

we forgive you....












































Thomas

[PSH]

My recollection is that points are not subtracted (lower the number the better) on Thorograph when a horse is taken up or encounters trouble. Thus the number that KnS received in Tampa does not reflect the trouble that she encountered. In that sense, it is somewhat of a hidden number.....

PSH

[golfer]

Originally Posted by PSH

My recollection is that points are not subtracted (lower the number the better) on Thorograph when a horse is taken up or encounters trouble. Thus the number that KnS received in Tampa does not reflect the trouble that she encountered. In that sense, it is somewhat of a hidden number.....

PSH

That's exactly correct. They don't try to quantify the trouble, other than using a capital T when it is major trouble. It is the job of the user to decide how to interpret what effect it had on the figure.