TheBluesBrother
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tapie93
Very good effort.
In this example, I used the RP standard times.
Where possible I use the 3 fastest times.
On ordinary race meetings, I work to -8 variable, where meetings have group races I work to a variable of -22
and on NH I work to -28.
The reasoning behind the variable method is to have consistency from meeting to meeting, for example, if the going is heavy sometimes it can be very difficult to calculate an accurate going allowance, using the variables method does help, I have been using this method for several years. producing what I consider accurate speed figures.
You seem to have a problem with your adj/comp figures the formula is =E4+G4
Mike.
Very good effort.
In this example, I used the RP standard times.
Where possible I use the 3 fastest times.
On ordinary race meetings, I work to -8 variable, where meetings have group races I work to a variable of -22
and on NH I work to -28.
The reasoning behind the variable method is to have consistency from meeting to meeting, for example, if the going is heavy sometimes it can be very difficult to calculate an accurate going allowance, using the variables method does help, I have been using this method for several years. producing what I consider accurate speed figures.
You seem to have a problem with your adj/comp figures the formula is =E4+G4
Mike.
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