
4th April 2010, 10:29 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Chrome Prince
Of the two 1:59.90 horses, it is crucial to know how fast they did their early splits in and how fast they came home.
They could have jogged early and flew home for a sizzling final quarter adding to an overalll quick time.
OR they could have gone hard early, took a breather mid race and sizzled home.
OR they could have sizzled early and plodded home
All having the same race time.
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[QUOTE]Hi Chrome
The pace of the race is critical as you illustrate with the trots but i would like to just concentrate on the sprits of up to 1200. This way you cut out a lot more research as would be needed for the longer races as there would be many more sectional to study and pace is a bigger factor. (no breather mid race etc) I think par times for the shorter distance reflect a more accurate time than those run over the longer distance therefore giving a more accurate selection.
I may be wrong with this assumption as i do not have a database to test this but this is what i will be looking into with the par times.
cheers
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