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Originally Posted by linrom1
The thing that I don't like about CENTURY LINK is that all of his 7 wins came on non-firm going. And connections also seem to prefer to run him at a mile? His owners had little success running in US and the trainer ran only one horse in US Breeders Cup Mile on turf and finished dead last.
On foreign exchanges he is about 4th wagering choice.
I'll use him as a saver with ATHENA and SISTERCHARLIE.
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love to see the bolded. It's a red herring/misunderstood factor that adds value to these types.
The non-firm going stuff could be significant. Maybe the surface preference will hurt him today. Last 3 races were on 'good' turf and all three of those were strong enough to hit the board in the Arlington Million. However, I'm not an expert on going, and I haven't done any consideration of how non-firm those last three races were. You could have a point.
