Judgement of pace

The Balymore trial should prove interesting from the pace angle.
Simon Rowlands reckons Pembroke (2/1) should be odds on,and he's clear of Henri The Second (7/2) on both ORs and T/S, plus he receives 5lb.
There's more to pace than speed imo,and the former's t/s figure comes from 2m around a sharp Ludlow on g/s ground, whereas PN's charge earned his at a stiff Sandown on sft.
It seems fairly straightforward that HTS should prevail today, on form, and hopefully show there's more to pace than just being quick.
 
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reet hard said:
The Balymore trial should prove interesting from the pace angle.
Simon Rowlands reckons Pembroke (2/1) should be odds on,and he's clear of Henri The Second (7/2) on both ORs and T/S, plus he receives 5lb.
There's more to pace than speed imo,and the former's t/s figure comes from 2m around a sharp Ludlow on g/s ground, whereas PN's charge earned his at a stiff Sandown on sft.
It seems fairly straightforward that HTS should prevail today, on form, and hopefully show there's more to pace than just being quick.
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Hope it’s not that straightforward, reet, Pembroke is my big bet of the week. Suppose I’ll have to cover some of it now :lol:
 
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From my tracker:
Kicked on too soon at Newcastle;be better at Lingfield.
 
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