5th March 2008, 11:53 AM
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It could be the makeup of trainers and bloodstock racing in the area, or track types.
As far as Perth racing goes, well you have a relatively small pool of horses that race eachother week in week out.
There are not that many ring ins or surprises, only a poor form horse coming back into form.
Therefore the top rated horses will dominate the horses they've been beating for some time.
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