Understanding a wind vane

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

Stick to making videos Savantore!

I found it.

Dave Liftin Nov 7th 2002

A dead rail following a dark Wednesday. Possibly due to strong headwinds into the far turn that may have blown some loose topsoil to the inside portion of the main track

The winds that day: W 12-25 MPH and the middle fractions of some six furlong races were very slow.

That means an Eastern wind should produce strong middle fractions into the far turn and slow ones into the 1st turn.

Because I figured out one track - I've figured out everyone that I have a wind vane picture for. Thank the friggen lord.