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Is there a way of finding out the exact start time of a race down to the second? The race I am interested in is Gold Coast Harness R4 on 24/2.
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Maybe there is,maybe there isnt
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not to the extent, that it would allow you to 'prove' something legally, subsequent to the event ... imo
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Don't know if Betfair will tell you but they should be able to give the time of suspension of betting down to the second.
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come on now taurus, don't start this down to the second stuff. where does it end? tenths of a second? Punting is risk taking, accept it and enjoy!
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What you need,is an atomic clock,connected your computer,via a super-fast modem,that has an extension cord that connects to the starting gates.Once your set up,let me know.I will then explain the next process....
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i have a suspicion roy, that's something he knows and is questioning ... only taurus can tell us
with a recording of the race ... you can use software to digitally break down a race ... but for the exact jump jump compared to EST (at the gold coast) ... you would need a reference time (ie atomic world clock as whiskers says) ... and that won't be available imo |
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can't work out why taurus would even care. If they cut off early,well it's their right to cut off whenever they feel like it. If they cut off late and his horse galloped, well he deserves to have his pants pulled down for not paying attention.
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Thanks for your responses. Not a Betfair problem/issue at all. Laid the winner on another exchange and in my opinion they closed the race off after the start.
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How many other exchanges bet on Gold Coast harness racing??
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What do we have here? Talk of other exchanges that don't exist? That can't be right, surely?
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taurus exchange maybe? (the one that only exists in his mind)
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