But t/s figures generally tell a different tale. DO. As a for instance, last Sunday's meeting at Naas produced an average s/f of 87, whereas Kempton, Saturday (similar grade & value races) averaged 112. Obviously they were run on very different ground, but going allowances ought to cover that discrepancy.
It's not a new phenomenon either, but one I've noticed over a number of years. one historic example would be Beef Or Salmon, who used to clean up in slower run Irish races, but proved all at sea in truer run UK races.
It's not a new phenomenon either, but one I've noticed over a number of years. one historic example would be Beef Or Salmon, who used to clean up in slower run Irish races, but proved all at sea in truer run UK races.