Confidence in the source and confidence in the conclusion differ
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Judge a racing claim by the source and test behind it rather than its confident wording.
An official result can be a strong source for a finishing position while offering little support for a causal claim about why a horse lost.
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A reliable result used to support an unreliable explanation
A strong source only supports the facts it actually establishes.
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Judge a racing claim by the source and test behind it rather than its confident wording.
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Judge a racing claim by the source and test behind it rather than its confident wording.