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Ron

Ron

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Fascinating how the polytrack courses differ: Apart from the course characteristics (eg sharper, flatter, left hand/right hand etc) even the surfaces differ:

"The polytrack surface at Kempton runs a little deeper than at Lingfield and so gives more “kickback” than the new Lingfield surface and is a little slower going, however since it rides quicker than the older polytrack at Wolverhampton, so sits between the other two polytrack courses."

Full Guide (NB Out of date - for latest course guides see this post below
 
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Important stuff to know when equating form Ron and makes sense of it all. Makes sense of my earlier comment too that I didn't articulate particularly well.
Epsom has two gallops, one replicates Lingfields surface and the other replicates Kemptons!
 
How out of date is it Nass? Has anything materially changed?
 
Ah yes. I remember seeing that. No mention of Chelmsford City either
 
Ron said:
Ah yes. I remember seeing that. No mention of Chelmsford City either
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That place is worse than Southwell, I'd hate to run a horse at CC. The kickback is awful and it's a pace track. Yet it's polytrack like ling and Kempton

Anyone know what Newcastle are putting down?
 
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