Speed Figure calculation and usage

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This is an example of what I'v been doing.

The distances go up to 4 Miles 4 Furlongs and as you can see on the bottom I've been doing this for each class from 0-85 up to 0-180 - there's more calculations to the side by these won't fit in the screen.

So I'm going to have to round off each distance per mile! thank you.
 
Bruce_Savage said:
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This is an example of what I'v been doing.

The distances go up to 4 Miles 4 Furlongs and as you can see on the bottom I've been doing this for each class from 0-85 up to 0-180 - there's more calculations to the side by these won't fit in the screen.

So I'm going to have to round off each distance per mile! thank you.
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i can't see the attachment Bruce

you don't round off as such..you bring all distances to one mile
 
Bruce_Savage said:
EC1, have you tried using Beyer's method for Jumps racing?
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no Bruce..i only use same distance rating over the sticks..they change distances too much..leave out hurdles..too many variables for using them in a general way imo

there are loads of other speed figure makers on here..would have thought someone would like to help a bit on this...disappointing
 
EC1 said:
no Bruce..i only use same distance rating over the sticks..they change distances too much..leave out hurdles..too many variables for using them in a general way imo

there are loads of other speed figure makers on here..would have thought someone would like to help a bit on this...disappointing
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I've got loads of data here if you want to give something ago together for the Jumps Season.
 
EC1 said:
not at the moment Bruce..other issues more pressing than horse racing on the go...i use racing as an escape at the moment..when i get chance
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Hey EC1,

Sorry to hear you haven't got the time for racing at the moment but I hope things will change for you in the near future if that's what you want! all the best.

Well I am lost to where to go at the minute EC1, someone told me that I should be finding out the class of time produce by using the offical rating which had me confused.

For example; I've tried using my 6f times at Kempton for a bit of trial and error - the lower quartile is 71.11 to 72.24 and the average OR in that range is 75 with the lowest being 60 and the highest being 110 - the horse who ran the quickest 71.11 is called Edge Closer and was rated 97.

Just a word of note, I've only got horses that are carrying 9 stone or more in my dataset and were not held up when winning, I think true pace comes from a leader or prominant sort.

Any idea as to how I could complie something quite logical from the dataset given?
 
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