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Part 4:-Difference between the classes.
Flat races:-
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So in other words a group 2 race would on average be 0.2 secs. slower than group 1 (1 length), and a 0-90 race would be 0.8 secs. slower than a 0-105 (4 lengths) per mile. Things are based on the fact that a horse covers 5 lengths in one second.
Maiden races can vary quite a bit according to their prize value breakdown. This would depend largely on the class of race track concerned. Let's look at an approximation of 4 prize value breakdowns for maiden races. You can see where these would fit in above, as I have put in the equivalent class (in brackets) from the above table.
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lowest value maiden-(0 - 80) |
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Fillies & Mares races:-add 0.6 sec. (3 lengths). Where races are confined to 3yr. olds, you would look at the w.f.a. scale and add time accordingly.
Remember the above tables are based on a per mile basis and are averages worked on many hundreds of races and must be looked at as a guide only. The thing is as mentioned earlier, the really high class horses just find more when it is needed.
Jumps racing:-
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As before, use 5 lengths per second to calculate lengths difference. e.g. hurdle race grade 1 novice runs 0.7 sec per mile faster than open handicap i.e. 3.5 lengths per mile.
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