Seemed to be a problem with the surface along the rails compared to out wider.Makes sense though,considering water likes to find its own level, therefore the camber and drainage built into the track surface would certainly introduce more moisture in the lower lying areas.
Might be a factor to allow for on rain-affected tracks.Particularly on country tracks where the level of devotion towards,and expense outlayed on track maintenance could well be less than that of city tracks.

Anyway,AELSTREET,box seat all the way, held on for third for a loss of $6 for $20 invested.

TACTFULLY won easily and Trifecta paid $14 for outlay of $9.Down a buck.

Couldn't get close to the price for COUNT THE BITES,so went the Trifecta again.$10 down the drain sets the day up as nice tipping overall,(a 3rd,a winner and a 2nd), but a massive dent in the Bank.

Invested $39 Return $28 ROI -29%