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A horse that had looked impressive on firm ground seemed to struggle badly when the track turned soft. I thought class would carry over regardless. Why do conditions change performances so much? Why do some horses perform noticeably differently on soft ground compared with good or firm going?

10/28/2026 4:28:02 PM   
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Different horses move and grip the surface differently, and softer going can make every stride more tiring. Some travel comfortably through it while others lose their action or use too much energy. Distance matters too because the effect adds up over a race. I'd compare past runs on similar going rather than assuming one poor result means the horse has gone backwards. I also happened to see tennis bet ireland on a sports site, though that page isn't a source for this particular match analysis.

10/28/2026 4:28:47 PM   
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