Oaksnaf wrote:If you factor in JOE as you say, #2 was well backed against #8 LS and the #8 this time has a lot more pace underneath in 5,6,7 who can cause bother to letting it run to best ability. With the #1 Jumping well and #3 racing mid track, gives #2 a big hole early on to perform to best ability.
This is all good , and I also had similar views as you say , but then I noticed that the #2 had failed at its past 3 runs , with ZERO excuse.
The ODDS just looked plain wrong for a dog that plainly is running poorly recently.
I guess my dick is on the choppimg block yet again , but the good thing is , one of us will have to reconsider their study method , and can only benefit and possibly improve.
Having said that , neither of them will win , and I think the top 2 will run the Quinella , even though My Odds don't reflect that as a certainty.