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Old 18th January 2002, 07:37 PM
bellarine bomber bellarine bomber is offline
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G'day Mac.
The other view is that because there are less decisions made in short race, they become more critical - make the wrong choice & you're gone. In a longer race perhaps a wrong decision can be countered by making a few better choices later in the race. Who knows?
It could be interesting to study the results of both types of races - if you're right the 'top jockeys' should do better in longer races, while the short races should be shared around a lot more.

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