Eric Bowers narrowing the field
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Chesham
Sire
This is a textbook example of why pace control can completely break a mechanical model.
Diego Ventura crawled on the front end, turning a 1m½f race into a tactical 2-furlong dash. The Time Index tells the whole story: a near-stationary 0.3/10 with a slow-mo +3.81s vs. Par.
Because Rowan Scott was allowed to dictate a walking pace up front, Diego Ventura spent zero energy in the first two thirds of the race. When they finally turned it on, it became a pure sprint finish, as confirmed by the massive Finishing Speed Percentages (109.40% to 109.72% across the top two). Eternal Force flew home with a 109.72% FSP but missed by a literal nose because the post arrived a stride too soon.
Diego Ventura crawled on the front end, turning a 1m½f race into a tactical 2-furlong dash. The Time Index tells the whole story: a near-stationary 0.3/10 with a slow-mo +3.81s vs. Par.
Because Rowan Scott was allowed to dictate a walking pace up front, Diego Ventura spent zero energy in the first two thirds of the race. When they finally turned it on, it became a pure sprint finish, as confirmed by the massive Finishing Speed Percentages (109.40% to 109.72% across the top two). Eternal Force flew home with a 109.72% FSP but missed by a literal nose because the post arrived a stride too soon.
Post-Mortem KNN & RaceIQ Analysis
- The Pace Deception: This is exactly what your formula guards against in historical reviews. Diego Ventura will look visually spectacular for "holding on all out," but his actual engine didn't beat a standard Class 2 par—he simply stole a tactical march.
- The Class Anchor Confirmed: Eternal Force ran an exceptional race from a raw physical standpoint. To carry 9-8 and hit an elite 38.60 MPHtop speed while giving the winner a massive tactical headstart proves his engine is still completely progressive.
Chesham
Sire
Come on G gardener ,start posting . You have been a member for 8 yers and not made one post . It’s not fair just lurking and letting others just do all the work . If we all did that, there would be nothing to read
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