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what i tend to do as a cross check  is work out the per furlong time for each distance to make sure that each increasing distance is run slower per furlong.  I knock off 13 seconds from each distance to alllow for standing start..then divide by the distance minus 1f


5f = 60.2 - 13 divide by 4 = 11.80

6f = 74.0 - 13 divide by 5 = 12.20

7f = 87.0 - 13 divide by 6 = 12.33

8f [R] = 100.5 - 13 divide by 7 = 12.50

8f  = 99.0 -13 divide by 7 = 12.28

10f = 125.3 - 13 divide by 9 = 12.47

12f = 150.0 - 13 divide by 11 = 12.45


looking at those its clear that the 8f  time is too difficult to equal..the per furlong time is faster than the 7f time..which isn't possible. The 10f & 12f times are also in question as they are very similar and are run faster than the 8f R time..which isn't possible


you will always struggle to get a fast time at 8f S using these imo


5 + 3 = ?
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