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CHOOL
15 Apr 10 10:30
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Does anybody know roughly how many lengths a second equates to in a 5f race, and is there a site that gives this info for all races?

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Punterbaker
When: 15 Apr 10 10:40
Raceform Interactive use 3.5 pounds. I use just 3 pounds for all races up to a mile. for a better answer ask nick mordin
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geoff m
When: 15 Apr 10 10:41
Q. How many lengths
A. 3 pounds.
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Punterbaker
When: 15 Apr 10 10:42
82.5 lengths per furlong (averaging 8 feet as the length of a horse)
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frinton
When: 15 Apr 10 10:55
I got from the BHA the lengths/sec scale, with the latest version 18/06/08.It only gives lengths/sec for the racecourses broken down into the going.The same measurements are used for all the distances.ieTurf good or quicker 6l/sec, good to good to soft 5.5l/sec and finally soft to slower 5l/sec.Ther are four sections flat-turf, flat-AWT,Jumps and HN flat AWT
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CHOOL
When: 15 Apr 10 10:55
Thnx
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prufrock
When: 15 Apr 10 12:09
It gets mentioned in this series of articles.

http://betting.betfair.com/horse-racing/betting-strategy/post-182-010409.html
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