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Belmont Park Ground Loss Calculation (1081 Views)
Posted by: Silver Charm (IP Logged)
Date: May 08, 2003 10:16AM

I don’t do figures myself and this question is not meant as a wise guy question so bear with me.

Yesterday was opening day at Belmont Park. For hypothetical purposes can we assume that the starting gate on a 6 furlong race is placed exactly at the 6 furlong pole, another words there is no run-up distance. Lets also assume at Churchill Downs they have positioned the 6 furlong gate precisely the same--no run-up distance.

If a horse breaks from the 3 hole in our 6 furlong race and runs three wide all the around at both Belmont and Churchill doesn’t the horse who ran at Belmont actually run farther.
Maybe its only ten feet, I don’t know but how does the figure account for this subtle difference in Track Configuration.

Dazed and Confused



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Belmont Park Ground Loss Calculation (1081 Views) Silver Charm 05/08/2003 10:16AM
Re: Belmont Park Ground Loss Calculation (796 Views) asfufh 05/08/2003 11:15AM
The answer is as easy as "pi" (815 Views) derby1592 05/08/2003 12:26PM
Re: The answer is as easy as "pi" (821 Views) Silver Charm 05/08/2003 12:57PM
Re: The answer is as easy as "pi" (743 Views) TGJB 05/08/2003 01:00PM
Re: The answer is as easy as "pi" (706 Views) asfufh 05/08/2003 03:00PM
Re: The answer is as easy as "pi" (771 Views) TGJB 05/08/2003 03:05PM
TGJB-Re: The answer is as easy as "pi" (748 Views) asfufh 05/21/2003 08:53AM
Re: TGJB-Re: The answer is as easy as "pi" (748 Views) TGJB 05/21/2003 01:46PM
Re: TGJB-Re: The answer is as easy as "pi" (814 Views) HP 05/21/2003 04:03PM
Re: TGJB-Re: The answer is as easy as "pi" (731 Views) alm 05/22/2003 01:03PM
Math Made Easy (680 Views) Anonymous User 05/09/2003 07:54AM
Re: Math Made Easy (744 Views) derby1592 05/09/2003 10:27AM


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