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    • If they can run home the last 600m in a tick over 33 and the fastest part of that sectional is the last 400m why can't they break 1:10?  Obviously the straight isn't soft is it?
    • Race 5 Result . The PURE Steel for tough horses .  and fittingly the tough NZer Triple Eight Wins . my pick for the race too as won it last year.  He still has a kiwi part owner in Scott Plant too , who took him to Open class in NZ 6 or 7 years ago. TRIPLE EIGHT , the tough kiwi wins !!!!! for Brodie in the Comp too. Blackie zipped home for 3rd with kiwi bred Tango Tara , the other kiwi bred was 4th for Chief = Rock and Roll Doo.  TABman had Luke drive a great race for him again to grab 6 points with 2nd placing 2 races in a row.  and he takes the Lead ! off Chief.  1st       12  TRIPLE EIGHT    GREG SUGARS    BL    -    -           11.70    2.60 2nd     5  EXOTIC BUSHRANGER    LUKE MCCARTHY    FT        -        1.50 3rd    13   TANGO TARA    KATE GATH            -                                      4.10 4th    11   ROCK N ROLL DOO    ANTHONY BUTT        CAPTAIN HAMMERHEAD unplaced for the Galah after an ordinary Moran drive in the death . Maybe should of dropped a foot or something ?  POINTS after Race 5 TABman  24 points,   Chief  22 pts,    Brodster  20 points,    Blackie  16pts,   Gamma   12  pts ,    The Galah 4 pts.
    • Yes I believe it does.  The horses lose their confidence and a bit of speed.  Takes them maybe 80m - 100m to pull it together and balance up.  Those that are in the front have got a 3 length break and that half second is hard to make up with only 300m left.  That's my theory anyway. It is worse when it rains as I reckon the track turf floats because it has been sliced and diced during the week with tynes.
    • My reference to 'smashing' was focusing on the individual jockey in question who gets little slack from the stipes 
    • I am with the pair of you. Occasionally there is a runner winning from the back but I think they are a grade ahead of their opposition. Mostly it is starting to become that those further back, that look like they are going to charge by late; DO NOT. So has the unbalancing taken its toll late on the back runners?
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