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19 Jul 17
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Agree. That's definitely soft side. Selective watering LOL
Uttoxeter latest: ground update The official going is good on the chase course and good, good to firm on the hurdle course. Clerk of the course Charlie Moore said: "It was very, very hot here yesterday but we were not able to water too much as we were forecast anything between 0-20mm of rain overnight. We had no rain in the end, so we've selectively watered this morning to ensure the ground is consistent and balanced. There's a risk of showers later this afternoon with temperatures between 22-25C." |
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selective watering to make sure everything is walking at the end of their races
and still calling it good ground great idea that |
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you'd think racing through the winter they'd be glad of not having the soft around there during the summer but it seems not today
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then they'll whinge when its heavy in december, laughable
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if far from soft there looking at the time of the first race
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If a clerk of the course told you it is Thursday tomorrow, You would have to check the calendar to make sure.
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Lieutenant Gruber
2/1 Forgotten Hero 9/2 New Agenda EvensF 5 ran Distances: 2l, 33l, 11l Time: 3m 53.00s (slow by 14.00s) Total SP: 107% Winning jockey: Harry Skelton Winning trainer: Dan Skelton Win: £2.60 Pl: £2.10, £2.30 Ex: £9.70 CSF: £10.36 Trifecta: £15.50 2:25 Slow by 14 seconds after going reasonable gallop |
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thanks for confirming my statement
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confirming your own flawed logic??
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you clearly dont understand times as well
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I understand them better than you that's for sure
final times are a product of the ground yes but also they are a product of the grade of horse in the race, weights carried, how the race is run (evenly v unevenly) which you need sectionals to do properly etc etc you seem to think that looking a time leads you to a conclusion what the ground is like what you were doing at worcester the other day (incorrectly again) |
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look at a final time 1 dimensionally like you are and you will come to wrong conclusions hth
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so what is your time correction for the extra 66 yards in the first race?
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like what you were doing at worcester the other day (incorrectly again)
official going was changed during racing |
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it remained good ground through the whole card, yes g, g/f places to start and g, g/s places after 1 for remainder of card
I'm not digging this argument up again, worcester is a totally different track to uttox and takes water different to what uttox does, usually worcs produce ideal good summer jumping ground and it wasn't overwatered imo, it was in yours, that's fine and for uttox, you're asking a 1 dimensional question again, what is THE correction to be made for the extra 66 yards, well it depends on the pace of the race, the grade of horse etc etc it takes a 150 horse less time to cover the 66 yards running the race evenly than it does an 80 horse that has run evenly I cannot have 1 dimensional time analysis I'm afraid although I suspect you've allocated something in the region of 4-5s?? |
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80 horse run *unevenly
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i'm not sure, in this instance, why you are banging on about sectional times, the overall time is only increased by a muddling pace which would only help to back up your view that the ground is soft, is that not obvious wondersobright?
so after taking account of the extra 66 yards added to the first race (a 4 runner maiden hurdle) i'd suggest a time of around 10 seconds outside of standard not to be soft ground  |
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I'm just explaining why what you said is bollox, ie horse x did y time ergo its z ground
analysing times is multi variable and some of the information is inaccurate/incomplete you are better off doing it properly or ignoring times altogether imo, although that is just my opinion where did I say it was soft??? I said I doubted it was good ground and that I'm surprised why they'd want to have any soft around there in the summer given they race through the winter as well |
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from what I've seen today, its ground that is defo soft side of good, overwatered
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you'd think...they'd be glad of not having the soft around there during the summer but it seems not today
sounds like you were suggesting it was soft to me and thats why everything will be walking at the end of their races easy side of good probably fair enough |
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no I wasn't
I consider ground to be a continuum, not its either good or its soft also I consider summer g/s and winter g/s to be v different things |
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would you argue with g/s or g/s, good places rider
that's what I think it is tbh having seen most of the card and both tracks |
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To water ground and get even going throughout is an impossible task.
All ground takes water differently depending on the inclination of the ground, turf coverage, soil structure, compaction and moisture content. It is quite possible to have a patch of waterlogged ground only a foot or two from a dry compacted area. |