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Bomber1Bomber1    13 posts
West Australian Racing
I think Ascot is the most leader biased track around if your horse is a get back run home type and the speed isn't on you have no chance 
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  • GilgameshGilgamesh    4,548 posts
    Bomber1 said:

    I think Ascot is the most leader biased track around if your horse is a get back run home type and the speed isn't on you have no chance 




    Didnt catch caulfield yesterday then??

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  • psychopsycho    615 posts
    Bomber1 said:

    I think Ascot is the most leader biased track around if your horse is a get back run home type and the speed isn't on you have no chance 

    Only 1 leader won on the day I think ? Not yet watched the replays and had a family function on yesterday so missed the bulk of the meeting, but as far as I remember only Black Spirit led all the way

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  • Vincent_vegaVincent_vega    422 posts
    Gilgamesh said:

    Bomber1 said:

    I think Ascot is the most leader biased track around if your horse is a get back run home type and the speed isn't on you have no chance 




    Didnt catch caulfield yesterday then??


    Will never have a bet there again, Caulfield, fukn goat track with a travellator on the rails

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  • JimmyPopJimmyPop    291 posts
    First day of The Pinnacles and we have a major problem.
    How do Eastern States trainers feel, bringing quality horses across to a jurisdiction where there always is some issue.
    They knew about this a week prior and didn't act until later in the week. Not acceptable.

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  • spinkingspinking    3,643 posts
    Thought the track played fair yesterday. Lot winners were in the second half field on straightening
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  • FlandersFlanders    1,149 posts
    I've just gone back through some replays and this fertiliser spill would have occurred 2nd or 3rd November. The replays from 1st Nov have no burnt patch but the Sat meeting on 4th Nov clearly show it.
    From there onwards, the area did not grow back. It seemingly was never going to grow back in time for the Pinnacles, so why did it take until Friday the 17th to block that turf? The day before the Pinnacles opening meeting!
    I feel that the industry needs to work together more in this area... the track staff need to take trainers/jockeys opinions on board more often for a start.

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  • thefalconthefalcon    19,745 posts
    well put, flanders.

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