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Title: Chad Brown
Post by: bluechip21 on August 16, 2020, 07:46:33 AM
Chad Brown does it again. Horse was the slowest on paper by 2-4 points depending on who you compared him to in that field. And the horse moves up to take that race. I\'ve only been using the sheets for 4 or 5 years, and seriously playing horses for maybe 6, and I\'ve never seen a turf trainer have the ability to move up horses to a point where they win.

What do the experts attribute this to? I\'m not at all suggesting anything nefarious here. One thought I\'ve had is that his horses / riders are stuck in such paceless races that they time their final move based on the way the race is run and that may not always result in a final time worthy enough to produce a sexy figure. Saving ground is another obvious reason.
Title: Re: Chad Brown
Post by: Tavasco on August 16, 2020, 08:16:35 AM
Chad Brown is currently somewhat of an enigma. It has been pointed out that until yesterday his entrants had been disappointing. It has been suggested from more than a couple of sources that he is being scrutinized by the FBI as part of the follow-up to Servis & Navarro charges.

So he was having a poor Saratoga meet until yesterday. He got two turf winners and a 1st timer ran second.

What is noteworthy is that his turf runners are once again finishing races like Secretariat. During CCB quiet period I noticed that his runner got position but just didn\'t finish like they do when he\'s running hot.

Nefarious? I\'ll say curious how is it that a trainer gets a horse to run so much faster than competitors at the end of a race, at the dash for the finishing line.?