The racetrack handicapper has done the work

That said, in practical handicapping terms regarding impost, since the racetrack handicapper has already done the work.

Other than in two specific cases, it will be for the most part inconsequential.

However, handicappers should raise an eye brow any time a horse receives an allowance of 7 to 10 lbs, as usually associated with an apprentice rider.

As well, whenever european horses racing in their first American race are getting in light at 126.

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