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Originally Posted by freddymo
Interesting..
Horse A was given a 25 should have been a 20 and his next race is one were the winning par in 30
Horse B was given 95 but it should have been a 90 and his next race is one were the winning par is 100
Both theorically need to improve 10pts to win but the jump from 20-30 is equal to 90 -100.. I would have thought the 20 to 30 horses had more to improve then the 90 to 100 horse.. I guess I was very wrong again
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You are getting there. Ten points is about 7/10ths of a second on the Beyer scale. Which horses will have an easier time improving that much, those running 1:14 or those running 1:10?