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I understand your argument, Galileo, but I don't think physiology works like that although obviously I don't consider myself an expert.

I do know from working out in the gym that if I set the treadmill to a speed that takes me out of my comfort zone I can't sustain it for very long but I recover within a matter of minutes. However, if I set it to my comfort limit I'm OK until I try to keep it going for longer than I'm used to, and I know I need at least a week to get over it.

I'd imagine the fact that New Approach managed to finish second in both Guineas meant he wasn't out of his comfort zone for too long in the first and he didn't really let himself down anyway in the second.

[QUOTE="Desert Orchid, post: 2144022, member: 65242"] I understand your argument, Galileo, but I don't think physiology works like that although obviously I don't consider myself an expert. I do know from working out in the gym that if I set the treadmill to a speed that takes me out of my comfort zone I can't sustain it for very long but I recover within a matter of minutes. However, if I set it to my comfort limit I'm OK until I try to keep it going for longer than I'm used to, and I know I need at least a week to get over it. I'd [i]imagine [/i]the fact that New Approach managed to finish second in both Guineas meant he wasn't out of his comfort zone for too long in the first and he didn't really let himself down anyway in the second. [/QUOTE]

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