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Doc.. I’ve been saying it for a while now, hate driving is the biggest concern in the game. Wildly varying hare distances, speed at trap release etc. Bookmakers prob got their own reps doing the job!!
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some of the breaks today were laughable and i only saw few races
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Day and age your think
Set program flick a switch Hare driven a right speed for the right grade And distance technology surly about |
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You would think so.. but at some point it’s manually taken over I heard, in order to keep a certain distance from lead dog..?
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Depending on which track and what’s leading, that can be anywhere from 15m away to only 2m
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Hare driving is something surprisingly rare for Greyhound people to comment on yet it is probably has the most influence on a race you can think of. I am a little out of touch these days and assumed it was all automatically operated now but the above comments suggest otherwise. Certainly I can remember always looking at the hare distance when at Clapton as I knew of the hare driver there!
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i was at crayford weds morning meeting and standing outside there wasnt a race where the whirring sound of the motors of the hare were constant , it was up and down especially at the 3 rd bend
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At Henlow in the days when it was a right gaff track, I can remember "I'll go evens the hare" in running being shouted out!
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