SA: Aussie Binders Solving Track Ills

[Kasept]

Originally Posted by ArlJim78

I hope they do get it right, but count me as sceptical. Just how exhaustive could the research be? What did it take, 2 weeks? How much research was involved with the current installation? something less than exhaustive I'm guessing.

Work had actually started much earlier at Pro-Ride when there were indications of draining issues last year after installation.

I love grape kool-aid.

[The Bid]

From the new Aussie draining technique, which has been likened to M and M's, to the softball size rock removal this morning, to the lack of draining, its obvious Santa Anita has made a step forward in racing surfaces. All involved should be commended

[infield_line]

Oh well, class handicapping is the way to go anyway....

I/L

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Pillow Pants

I love grape kool-aid.

i always preferred black cherry...altho the pink lemonade was always pretty good.

[Danzig]

at any rate, i hope santa anita has found a solution to their problem and that the season ends much better than it began.

[Oaklawnfan]

I so hope this works. I was an impressionable child of 10 when my father and grandparents took me here for my first visit to racing. My father was a lousy handicapper but someone at his work had given him a tip and so we went. I wanted to go to Knotts Berry Farm instead.
Should have.

[ArlJim78]

Originally Posted by Kasept

Work had actually started much earlier at Pro-Ride when there were indications of draining issues last year after installation.

as long as the research involved more than two guys, a wheelbarrow, a shovel and a garden hose.