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Originally Posted by classhandicapper
This is the way I see it.
This One's for Phil ran an 81 on July 27th 2008.
6 months worth of average natural development equals about 7 Beyer points. That takes him to an 88. That leaves 29 Beyer points unaccounted for.
1. The horse may have developed more than average (0-10 points?)
2. A superior horseman may have corrected some problems that were holding the horse back previously via legal means (0-15 points?)
3. The figure could be too fast for difficult to identify reasons (0-15 points?).
4. The horse could have been illegally drugged etc.. (0-15 points?)
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5. The 81 from July could be off.
