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ASCOT - Flat (Updated:15/06/2011 at 08:10:19)
Going
Straight course: Good
Round course: Good - Good to Soft in places
(GoingStick: Standside 9.4, Centre 10, Farside 9.5, Round 8.4
on Wednesday at 08:00)
I think higher reading means faster going, does this mean the draw bias may have reversed on the straight course?
http://www.britishhorseracing.com/goracing/racing/going/default.asp
Going
Straight course: Good
Round course: Good - Good to Soft in places
(GoingStick: Standside 9.4, Centre 10, Farside 9.5, Round 8.4
on Wednesday at 08:00)
I think higher reading means faster going, does this mean the draw bias may have reversed on the straight course?
http://www.britishhorseracing.com/goracing/racing/going/default.asp
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I've tried to judge draw bias's based on going stick readings before at Ascot and found them a poor guide
the Vic cup being a classic example where supposedly the far side had the lowest Going stick reading accross the track yet those who ran on that side were the first 3 home. Why this is so I've no idea. Your right in saying the higher the number the faster the ground. Good luck. |
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I agree having looked back, judging by previous stick readings compared to official going the middle of the straight course is riding G/F.
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They have come down the middle in the first, the time is fast, so it is probably now G/F at least down the middle.
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