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Me and a mate have been trying to get into speed angles on the AW tracks over the past couple of weeks sourcing several guides. Tbh at the minute it's proving quite fruitfully however there's a couple of questions we have and was wondering if any members on here could shed any light.
Some of guides we are using have a speed figure in a bracket '()', what does this represent as opposed to a number not in one. It's clearly not taken as the horses best number as several times his best figure comes up lower than the number in brackets. Also for what reason would a horse not have anything against his speed figure for a certain race, would it be simply the guide we're using hasn't assessed that certain race?
Any help would be grateful.
Some of guides we are using have a speed figure in a bracket '()', what does this represent as opposed to a number not in one. It's clearly not taken as the horses best number as several times his best figure comes up lower than the number in brackets. Also for what reason would a horse not have anything against his speed figure for a certain race, would it be simply the guide we're using hasn't assessed that certain race?
Any help would be grateful.
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For education purposes you may like to investigate this - https://www.timeform.com/horse-racing/features/rowley/the-timeform-knowledge-sectional-analysis-872015
Also Timeforms speed figures are more accurate than most! (check them out. |
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Not subscribed to any at the minute mate, using a couple of freebies like I say early days so trying to get a feel for it before committing fully. As an example Laurence Taylor who does them for atr you get a snippet of races (top 4 best rated), and you get there last 6 runs but some have numbers in brackets like I've mentioned in OP, was just wondering why he'd do this as opposed to without brackets.
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I dont lie.Worth every penny. Saves hours of studying,looking through the post and other sites etc |
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Brackets on LT ratings usually mean figure clocked on a different surface.
EG Zumurudee last time (72) that's because it was achieved on turf not AW Hope this helps. |
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Thanks for your replies really helped.
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Final speed figures on their own are common property(not much value in prices) spotting the unlucky, poorly drawn and those given too much to do, or used too early can lead to value?
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the best speed ratings are the greyhonds when you clock em yourself..why when them traps open them 6 dogs run as fast has they can
horse its all about tactics not speed.. re handicaps it how far they won re their next mark.... not the clock |
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Yes that's what I'm doing at the minute John getting the ones with big numbers at some point in the last 12 months, then watching the races closely. I'm ignoring anything other than AW racing atm and touch wood things are working out.
Cheers Zipper I know where your coming from in regards the dogs, it's not for me though mate love the horses. |
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You might find that speed ratings also work better on Southwell where horses run hell for leather to get a position to avoid the kickback rather than Lingfield where they are often run at a dawdle before a 2f dash from the last bend.
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