Title: Has glossary with incorrect definition
Product review: I saw a sample page on another site where Mr. Evans defines "lugging out." It is common to hear incorrect usage such as lugging out and bearing in around racetracks today. I was trained for Daily Racing Form by Bud Lyon, who called the charts and wrote the descriptions of over 35 Kentucky Derbys, and Jack Wilson, who succeeded Bud for over 20 years, and that training included learning that "lugging in" means veering left and "bearing out" means veering right, much as port and starboard are the correct jargon in another industry. There's is no "bearing in" and no "lugging out," if you wish to remain accurate by historical standards of the meaning of these words.Daily Racing Form is the official publication of North American horse racing and this is how they defined those terms when they were the official chartcallers, before Equibase took over the operation in the early 1990s.
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