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Mrpick5

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Re: Karl and Yannick
« Reply #30 on: August 06, 2024, 02:17:01 AM »
Karl was awesome....one of the most exciting Hambo races ever....it seemed like the entire crowd was cheering him and shouting his name in the stretch. You had to be there but the pouring rain and it looked for just a bit that Karl wasnt going to catch him just added to the experience. Yannik found another gear and it was over. Tripped out my ass, he earned that.

where the morons who called Karl crippled all year long
Reverse the trips and Highland Kismet wins. I don’t know what race you watched. McClure did all the work coming first over into a monsoon and only lost by a length. While Karl. In my opinion interfered with 2 horses in the stretch drive. Karl absolutely tripped out. As soon as he let McClure in. He was guaranteed a 2nd over tow.

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Re: Karl and Yannick
« Reply #31 on: August 07, 2024, 07:42:41 AM »
Reverse the trips and Highland Kismet wins. I don’t know what race you watched. McClure did all the work coming first over into a monsoon and only lost by a length. While Karl. In my opinion interfered with 2 horses in the stretch drive. Karl absolutely tripped out. As soon as he let McClure in. He was guaranteed a 2nd over tow.

Your explanation is 100% on the mark. Of the three favorites, Karl got the easiest trip. TCI was parked out on a turn during the fastest quarter of the race then was on the front for the fastest half of the race. Highland Kismet was first over while Karl drafted from second over. People greatly underestimate the difference drafting makes.

A race is the combination of the horses and the drivers. Gingras gave Karl a perfect trip, McClure gave his horse a chance to win. Given the conditions, Miller probably went too fast in the first quarter and to the half. The next time they meet, anyone one of them could win if they get a good trip. On this day Karl was the best based on ability and perfect drive.

 

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