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joss
12 Oct 11 15:18
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disappointing they tell us for half an hour about needing to be on near side and far side get 1st 4 home by some way

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Chompy_imo
When: 12 Oct 11 15:19
Without a doubt
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Rowley Mile
When: 12 Oct 11 15:20
Thanks for telling us pre race
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roggrain
When: 12 Oct 11 15:27
You cannot base a view on which side(if any) is the fastest going by a race that splits into two groups. There are in effect, two separate races and maybe the faster horses happen to be on one side,or the pacesetters set a much slower pace on one side than the other. It's quite possible that the going is identical on both sides or even faster stands side!!!
Of course,it is also possible that the far side is quicker but we cannot tell from one race.
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grendel
When: 12 Oct 11 15:27
do your own research and don't listen to lazy misinformed draw bias drivel from paid presenters, on the whole there are more reliable draw biases on round course longer distance races than straight course sprints
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