Three of the four faster horses had already bounced off the faster top and were headed in the wrong direction, so I thought. Faster horse number four was entered back here four weeks after a layoff-aided 12-1/2 point new top. Going long, a bounce seemed the most likely result. That left Hainesfield as the fastest (remaining) horse that was least likely to bounce and/or most likely to move forward. Granted my verbiage was confusing and did not express clearly the method to the seeming madness. With hope the above explanation removes the fog.
