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Taking the thread of track a little


Re the flat race handicaps.. I've got two years of RSB data..so ran handicaps through it..total races 3760


In all flat race handicaps ..not amateur or apprentice...these were the results


>7.08 = 3.06%

7.08-8.00 = 5.54%

8.01-8.07 = 7.29%

8.08-9.00 = 8.34%

9.01-9.07 = 10.45%

9.08-10.0 = 11.42%

10.01-10.07 = 17.7%


a comparison of extreme in distance


5f

>7.08 = 4.69%

7.08-8.00 = 4.32%

8.01-8.07 = 6.78%

8.08-9.00 = 9.08%

9.01-9.07 = 11.31%

9.08-10.0 = 12.47%

10.01-10.07 = 14.29%


14.5f+

>7.08 = 3.48%

7.08-8.00 = 7.39%

8.01-8.07 = 9.02%

8.08-9.00 = 8.88%

9.01-9.07 = 10.69%

9.08-10.0 = 12.19%

10.01-10.07 = 16.67%


The picture that paints is that handicap upper weight isn't having enough effect of making handicaps a level playing field..it favours upper weights


It also shows that on the flat..carrying weight over further doesn't stop upper weights winning to a similar degree they do at shorter..which is also more than their fair share


5 + 3 = ?
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