how do you add winning distances together?

any one?

if i remember correctly nose 0.05 short head 0.1 head 0.2 neck 0.3 quarter 0.25 half 0.5 length 1

2 x 1/2L = 1L

Wac

Blobby - I'll turn the question around, are you really saying you're working collateral form to that degree of precision? There are too many variables to make that exercise of any meaningful value. Just round up or down if you must, but the very fact that horse A beat horse B has more relevance that the slide rule calculation that suggests B wins next time.

Tge "distance" is actually a function of the time the horse was beaten by, so do it using the times and the Lengths per Second Table.

0.004 = sh hd  2 x 0.004 =0.008

Fooled again - Do you put a little sticky star in your homework book every time you get a bite on a bump?
Grow up you pathetic waste of space.

What about 2 Distances added together where one is a flat race and one a Jumps race ion Same Card

and Does anyone know the Price of half a Dozen Rat Eggs ?

Would that be 15 plus 30

What's a Distance in a NH FLAT RACE is it 30 or 15 ?

Lets also not forget ,that a nose can be equal to 28 days

In an attempt to stop the absurd postings here, an answer to the question. Spread firms which engaged in distance betting usually used (in lengths)

Nk= 0.3
Hd= 0.2
SH= 0.1

I assume a nose = 0.05. However assessments may vary but will be close to these.

nose = 0.0562

rats eggs lovely poached.