Apprentice allowances, are they messing with form???

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> > Has anyone else found that backing Appies,
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> > their horses are drawn well, can sit and race
> > handy then go for home early is fine but in
> > tactical /slow run distance races or where they
> > are drawn wide and have to think more, the
> > majority seem to struggle.
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> Spot on(tu)
(tu)
Yip, that's the chance you take. Sometimes the race pans out well and even Anton Marcus can win:D, it's when you are baulked, or your running is taken up, or a false pace is set, that the wheat is separated from the chaff. Most times, the trainer or the stable jock/work rider, is the brains behind the win.

Tero Wrote:

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> > Has anyone else found that backing Appies,
> where
> > their horses are drawn well, can sit and race
> > handy then go for home early is fine but in
> > tactical /slow run distance races or where they
> > are drawn wide and have to think more, the
> > majority seem to struggle.
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> Spot on(tu)

The majority, yes
Not Dillon. He does not panic

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> > > Has anyone else found that backing Appies,
> > where
> > > their horses are drawn well, can sit and race
> > > handy then go for home early is fine but in
> > > tactical /slow run distance races or where
> they
> > > are drawn wide and have to think more, the
> > > majority seem to struggle.
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> > Spot on(tu)
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> The majority, yes
> Not Dillon. He does not panic

(tu)I'm in your court. I think he shall go a long way. I just hope he stays in KZN.