JackLovelock wrote:
This is the first race with Mu and Moraa in it that I've seen Keely impose herself on. That's a great sign. She's been reactive in the past (especially in Budapest). Being proactive like this is the way to beat them, I think, even if it didn't work out completely yesterday. A year older, stronger and wiser next year and who knows?
Keely did great. She ran against the rail the whole race, didn't run any extra distance, ran the right pace for her, and set a national record. She did all that she could do to win.
But the big problem that Keely has is that Athing Mu is more talented. If they both train hard, are healthy, are focused, and race intelligently, Athing Mu will win.

