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16th February 2002, 04:57 PM

mahogany

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Location: Maitland, NSW

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i notice on metropolitan racetracks that Beaten Length measurements are painted onto the running rail in the home straight.

does anyone know what the length of these 'Beaten Length lines' are? is there an industry standard used throughout Australia?

also, how many lengths equates to one second? the Americans use the standard 1 Sec = 5 Lengths. yet, some Australians use the standard 1 Sec = 6 Lenghths.

anyone have their own opinion?

this information will help me calculate my Weight Effect table.

thx.

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