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No offence, Maurice, but you said this about Ayr and later revealed they'd put a HUNDRED millimetres on the track since the last meeting!

Fortunately, stick readings and then the time (just 6.61s slow) of the very first race on the Friday revealed the reality.

I'll keep an open mind as to what the ground will be like - the stick reading is always our friend.

I'll be looking at any stick reading there issued in advance and/or today and the subsequent race times today to give me a base for what a Saturday stick reading back there on Saturday might mean.

It was 6.7 there on Friday, though slit and verti-drained, and I make an adjustment for that based on my past research.

The bone-idle ******* haven't issued a stick reading for today yet, but that's nothing new - they have zero interest in providing helpful data for punters who are actually daring to try to win and thus make a net negative contribution to the Levy - but I can just about make do (I've had to learn to) with what little data they have issued.

<blockquote data-quote="Ian_Davies" data-source="post: 2698532" data-attributes="member: 66646">No offence, Maurice, but you said this about Ayr and later revealed they&#039;d put a HUNDRED millimetres on the track since the last meeting! <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" alt="😂" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f602.png" title="Face with tears of joy&nbsp; &nbsp; :joy:" data-shortname=":joy:" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" />Fortunately, stick readings and then the time (just 6.61s slow) of the very first race on the Friday revealed the reality.I&#039;ll keep an open mind as to what the ground will be like - the stick reading is always our friend.I&#039;ll be looking at any stick reading there issued in advance and/or today and the subsequent race times today to give me a base for what a Saturday stick reading back there on Saturday might mean.It was 6.7 there on Friday, though slit and verti-drained, and I make an adjustment for that based on my past research.The bone-idle ******* haven&#039;t issued a stick reading for today yet, but that&#039;s nothing new - they have zero interest in providing helpful data&nbsp; for punters who are actually daring to try to win and thus make a net negative contribution to the Levy - but I can just about make do (I&#039;ve had to learn to) with what little data they have issued.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ian_Davies, post: 2698532, member: 66646"] No offence, Maurice, but you said this about Ayr and later revealed they'd put a HUNDRED millimetres on the track since the last meeting! 😂 Fortunately, stick readings and then the time (just 6.61s slow) of the very first race on the Friday revealed the reality. I'll keep an open mind as to what the ground will be like - the stick reading is always our friend. I'll be looking at any stick reading there issued in advance and/or today and the subsequent race times today to give me a base for what a Saturday stick reading back there on Saturday might mean. It was 6.7 there on Friday, though slit and verti-drained, and I make an adjustment for that based on my past research. The bone-idle ******* haven't issued a stick reading for today yet, but that's nothing new - they have zero interest in providing helpful data for punters who are actually daring to try to win and thus make a net negative contribution to the Levy - but I can just about make do (I've had to learn to) with what little data they have issued. [/QUOTE]

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