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I assume it's the outside jumps track they're racing on today? Trying to find out from them but no reply. It can be a huge advantage, particularly in maiden/novice races to be up with the pace in flat races here. It would be an even bigger one if it was the inside sharper track but I'm assuming its the outside track. Interstellar to see how it goes later.
https://x.com/punchestownrace/status/2099808010440720562
https://x.com/punchestownrace/status/2099808010440720562
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*interesting
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All three maiden winners made all the running. The other winners were all near the pace turning in bar one. I'd definitely upgrade the performance of the Joseph winner who came from the back to win its race, particularly as the one it pipped had got the run of things out in front.
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What was the story with the going today? “Yielding in places” yet times suggest fast side of good??
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And Billy Lee told everyone after the first race there was no good in it, yielding to soft (which is slightly worse than good to soft).
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It looked to me like fast good which suited Noble Exhibit.
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how reliable are time benchmarks when there are a handful of races a season?
I saw that they gave laytown standard time measurements the other day  |
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Whatever about the going the tracked looked well on screen anyway - undulations don’t look too bad. How does it compare to the mile tracks in Roscommon and Fairyhouse - bends look easier
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