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![]() does the fact that some tracks have shorter stretch runs like Lone Star Park my home track that has a short stretch run of 930 feet.
As opposed to Fair Grounds or Hawthorne that has the 1st and 2nd longest final stretches in the country. Thanks in advance Aaron
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![]() where is the question lol
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![]() Makes a big differance if your horse gets beat by a nose.
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![]() Front running horses moving from a place like Oaklawn (short stretch) to places like Churchill, Fairgrounds, Aqueduct (long stretches) are absolutely at greater risk of being run down... Conversely, closers that move away from a bullring to a strip where they get an extended run at leaders have a more pronounced shot at reaching the wire first...
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