Dot,
If my horse was inferior it wouldn't be in the race. I'll repeat it for you one last time my approach is pretty simple if one of my horses is best suited to racing in front and it finds the front, without the driver having to do anything stupid, I would instruct him to hold the front. If my horse is not suited to racing on the speed it would be appropriately positioned somewhere else. At all times I would instruct my driver to use common sense. (Race 1 at Menangle tonight was a great example of a particular driver not using common sense, thats 2 weeks in a row now - surely the stewards will act?)
If you want to go & twist the above to create further debate knock yourself out. I think we are going in circles on this particular point.
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