National Hunt

Market Rasen:: Soft
Cork :: Good
Exeter :: Heavy
Naas :: Good



Flat

Chepstow :: Soft
Doncaster ::Good
Hamilton :: Soft
Lingfield :: Standard
Nottingham :: Good
Redcar :: Good to Soft


Weather based on last 10 seasons Lincoln meeting for the flat and beginning of October for NH. The percentages were then placed in a randomizer that produced the above results

thanks for sorting Weather out Leon Much appreciated

my horses are screwed no firm going..lol

we were never going to get firm ground this early

in Ireland we are lucky if we get firm ground in August

Your horses will get good handicap ratings then. The longer the season goes on the more chance of firm going for the flat. Nh is the opposite.

Obviously races like the arc and St Leger have a higher chance of been run on soft ground just as in reality. As the weather will have more chance of being softer at the end of the flat season

Dubai will have a very high chance of being firmer for obvious reasons

Ok thanks for the info..im really sorry im just a newbie and I do not know anything about goings etc. because when I was in america the horses ran on dirt and here in the philippines the horses run on dirt only nothing else.

Keenan u got horse racing in the Philippines in Thailand they see a horse they eat it

Leon will we be able to see the ground Conditions come Saturday on the Nominations page or do we have to check this thread for the ground.

yes working on it

Yes we have little local horse racing search yahoo and type santa ana park manila..and yes they eat horses here and monkeys too..my neighbor sold his 3 dogs for 2 dollars in american money for dog meat and they had to slit the dogs throats so they can get them on a motor without moving around..i get disgusted by it I can never do that to my dogs but that is their lifestyle here..sorry for being off topic

I've had a chat with the ground staff at the flat tracks they've told me for undisclosed sum I can get preferred ground. They just need me to buy them a sun and something to get rid of the rain and cold. Lol

BTW my horses DON'T need firm ground, so DON'T make it firm, DONT make the stats for firm going more likely.

I can't imagine that anyone would think of running their horse on totally unsuitable ground to get a good handicap mark, would they?

YES important
there are not many maidens after week 2
not every horse is going to be group quality
imperative to get a mark asap

It was said with tongue firmly in cheek. All my horses will be handicappers so I will have to try and be cute. I will be aiming at the big end of season handicaps, especially the Sydney and Melbourne cups.