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THE RACE IS 5:00 PLUMPTON 10/03/2014
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Not looked at the race but in general when people say X is "2 pounds lower" or "5 pounds higher" they are talking about the official handicap rating the horse is running off, rather than the weight it will carry which depends mainly on the rating of the top-weight.
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^^
correct qasser ran of an official rating of 90 last time and runs off 91 today |
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RACE CONDITIONS
20Feb14 90 28Dec13 86 16Dec13 86 As the horse has gone up in the handicap system without winning thus he or rather it races off a 1lb mark when he did not win.In truth he races 5lb higher from when he received his mark.Still did not win.But timeform have him a certain sure fire winner.Quote "Looks winner waiting to happen off this sort of mark." |
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The weight to carry in a handicap race is determined by the allocated handicap mark.
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wheres this quote on the timeform website ??
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Fair on Flat in Ireland and plenty of promise over hurdles, unable to reel in stronger stayer at Huntingdon (2m) last time. Looks winner waiting to happen off this sort of mark.
http://service.timeform.betfair.com/form/horse/1/00308160 |
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oh i see thanks for your help you have explained alot !!
i got word for CLONUSKER anyways and i know hes only gone up 6 in the ratings and QASSER has only gone up 1 and looks the main danger but the weight there carrying now is alot more than their last time out .. is it not an awful difference to be carrying over a stone from one race to another ?? |
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My rating.
4 80322 Qasser 0 7.5 2 x0211 Clonusker 0 4.0 3 05521 Hold The Bucks 0 3.5 5 428x3 Jaja De Jau 0 3.0 And have a nice day gl. |
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as long as it's not a very small horse it shouldn't make a lot of difference as the more weight it is carrying should mean it's going into a worse race against a worse class of horse
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I'd be very very worried if I were the OP. Firstly not to know about official ratings..............well best of luck is all I can say and then 10st 11 to 11st 4 according to his calculations is 5lbs ..............again best of luck but footie, snooker, darts may be a better alternative.
Hang on scrap the snooker and darts.......scores go above 10. |
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theonlywayforward im lost can you explain your ratings please thanks for the help ?
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No.
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hahaha ok one last question and probably should of been my first FOR CONSLUKER CARRYING 1 STONE AND 7 LBS MORE WILL BE A BIG WEIGHT CHANGE FOR THE HORSE YES OR NO ?? WILL HE BE ABLE TO HANDLE IT ??
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Backing these if this helps @ plumpton .
2:00 PM Major Milborne @3/1 3:00 PM Our Phylli Vera @ 7/4 4:00 PM Brantingham Breeze @ 9/4 gl and goodnight. |
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callum192 you need to get the basics right before you even think about how to work out ratings.i've been at this 20 odd years and don't do my own.
if you look at the official rating and the racing post ratings they will be different.people use different formulas to work them out and it's not easy.if anyone's got a good way of working them they aint gonna give them away. |
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thats all i was looking for is the basics .. would you so kindly explain?
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what you've been told on this thread about understanding the difference between official ratings and weight carried is a start.a lot of ratings are based on course,distance ground etc previous form.
i personally start with the attheraces speed ratings and go from there.taking in to account how the horse has previously run under the conditions mentioned earlier. |
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or you could just join my tipping service for £79 a month
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They never tell us their real weights,only what they carry today.
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The official handicappers weights are opinions(which can be very wrong,as is life)
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Callum
Look at the race, click on "AT A GLANCE" you will see OR TS RPR OR are official ratings. CLONUSKER runs off a rating of 94 today, if you click on Clonuskers form, you will see it ran off 88 last time, so in effect it is 6LB higher today....regardless of how much weight it is carrying . It ran in a (Class 4) (0-115, 4yo+) (2m2f110y) 2m2½f Heavy 9 hdles last time Today it runs in a (CLASS 5) (4yo+ 0-100).....which is a lesser race, so the closer the rating is to 100 the more weight it will carry.... you will see cranky corner is 99 so has top weight........ It just say got home off 88 last time over 2f extra so will the 6LB rise be too much today? but it travelled well at todays trip so you could say 2m suited it better, so the extra 6LB against slightly inferior horses today might not be enough to stop it.. But As they say weight stops trains |
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Koi - u are very kind..............
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dont be such a twát about it, there are people that know less than you
this is a message board for advice and opinion, not the virtual cóck swinging contest most think it is |
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thats all i was looking for is the basics .. would you so kindly explain?
The official ratings are called collateral ratings and the ratings represents lbs. With handicapping, if the finishing distance between the first and the second is 1 length, and the handicapper is working on a scale of two pounds for a length then the winner is 2 lbs better than the second without taking other things into consideration like ease of win. The handicapper works his way down the field rating them all like that. Then when other runners race against each other he can compare their ratings and make any adjustments. Handicap ratings are constantly being re assessed it's not an exact science. It's more like trial and error. That basically is how ratings are worked out. |
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Working out your own rating is a waste of time in my opinion.
It's all been done for you by experts anyway. And even they can't agree. Many horses never run two races the same. Others are improving or going back. Some only turn up at the races race fit once or twice a year. And how many times have we seen a horse well down in the ratings take a big race? |
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Form just been boosted for CLONUSKER
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Yes but 23lb higher today.
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