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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: davenchop on April 11, 2026, 04:48:21 PM
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been betting on horses since 1982. ive never seen something so blatant as the inquiry on
the 3/5 shot as they turn for home and head down the stretch
He interferes with the 4 horse prince bayard so bad its
comical that he was left up.. when they show the head on during the inquiry the horse blatantly
cuts off the first over 4 horse... ridiculous
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Are you fucking nuts ngc3
When the 4 came around the final turn Devaux had his bike's left wheel 1' - 1 1/2' inside and behind the 5's right wheel.
Devaux's sharp turn left caused that.
Dude, chill! ;D
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Why don't you chill on davenchop's cock. You gay boy in bondage.
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Why don't you chill on davenchop's cock. You gay boy in bondage.
He needs it ngc3
I'm busy, you got this one tmbz1
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A harness horse on the lead is allowed to drift out. What they are not allowed to do is change position to prevent another horse from passing. ie If the five horse had suddenly dived inside after a slow drift to the outside then that would be interference. Or if a horse suddenly went two places wide on a dime then that would be an error. But if a horse is naturally on a slow drift to the outside, it's allowed. I would say there is no infraction in race 11.
Also notice the head nod of the four horse in the straightaways. He's sore on his right side, thus bearing in and preventing Devaux to go wide of the four. The right side of the horse gets relief in the turns because their weight shifts to the left on the banked turns. But when they straigten back up in the stretch, the pressure shifts back to the right.
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Bell biv deveaux
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Are you fucking nuts ngc3
When the 4 came around the final turn Devaux had his bike's left wheel 1' - 1 1/2' inside and behind the 5's right wheel.
Devaux's sharp turn left caused that.
Dude, chill! ;D
Right on Trigger, the winner was hooked from behind!
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A harness horse on the lead is allowed to drift out. What they are not allowed to do is change position to prevent another horse from passing. ie If the five horse had suddenly dived inside after a slow drift to the outside then that would be interference. Or if a horse suddenly went two places wide on a dime then that would be an error. But if a horse is naturally on a slow drift to the outside, it's allowed. I would say there is no infraction in race 11.
Also notice the head nod of the four horse in the straightaways. He's sore on his right side, thus bearing in and preventing Devaux to go wide of the four. The right side of the horse gets relief in the turns because their weight shifts to the left on the banked turns. But when they straigten back up in the stretch, the pressure shifts back to the right.
Good point, Vince.