On a yielding turf course, Speed will have virtually no chance of winning. If the turf course is too wet, a race will typically be moved off turf; and many of the horses will scratch.
Therefore on racing days with bad weather, be sure to verify the race is still on turf.
When the dirt gets wet it gets sloppy and horses which are not in the lead get a constant flow of mud to the face.
Handicapping a dirt race over an off track, examine how horses performed under different track conditions to see if they have demonstrated weakness or advantage.
It may also be helpful, to consider the sire's performances, vulnerabilities or advantages over off tracks.
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