I have a 4 y/o colt who is a winner on both turf and dirt. I'm trying to decide which way to send him. Both sire and dam have produced winners on both. Do I just keep him on both surfaces or select just one?
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Thanks!
Turf Or Dirt?
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I would find out what others think, but I would consider trying to find him a 7 furlong N2L on turf. If there isn't one listed for that particular week, you could try finding something similar on dirt. But I think he might possibly like the turf a tad more than dirt.
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