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By Chief Stipe · Posted
Research where? They do create a sugar surge in investment e.g. the 10 x $1m Winnie race benefit. BUT that is short lived when owners start to become very frustrated with the reality of: Getting a horse good enough to race; Getting pre-race experience for that horse e.g. trials; Getting a suitable race for it when it is ready let alone one that is close to home; Getting another suitable race for it when it doesn't succeed first up; Getting a win with the horse; Getting a suitable race for it on a decent surface when it has graduated up a grade... Then finding out that it is costing more in transport, track fees (for substandard tracks) and training than they are ever going to get back in Stakes. Unless of course the horse is a good un! -
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There's a couple of reasons for the heavy marking. The track is verti-drained and tyned up to two times during the week before a race meeting. This is so they can achieve a Soft 5. The water drains very quickly as evident by the fact they put on 50mm and the soil moisture reading doesn't change that much. The times being below a Soft 5 standard is due to the shifty nature of the track, the Jockey decided race pattern and the impact of the bend. When it does rain on the track during a meeting the track gets shiftier which I reckon is because the turf has been sliced and diced and starts to move on top of the sand. That's what puts most horses off. There are some sectionals if you dig deeper that indicate the track is in fact a Soft 5 or even better but these sectionals are often around the 400m mark.
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