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Author: | jstu9 [ Mon Jan 31, 2011 8:32 am ] |
Post subject: | What does everything actually mean in the declerations? |
I'm a novice at horse racing but I enjoy it. I've played the game for awhile and have basically either ignored things I don't understand or looked them up. Hopefully I'm not the only one with the same questions. I'm running the USA schedule but I assume (hope) things are the same with the other schedules. 1m1f (110y) The Preakness Stakes (C1) Grade 1 race (3yo) (Dirt) Ok, got most of that except: a) What is 110y? b) I get that C1 means "Class 1" but does it just designate the kind of horse that races? The prize money? I see anything from C1 to C7 and don't really get the point of what "Class" means. In Declarations, in the Current Declerations some horses will have a "C" next to their name, some a "D", some "CD", some "G". What do these stand for? |
Author: | SuperCat [ Mon Jan 31, 2011 9:26 am ] |
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a) this means the trip will be 1 mile, 1 furlong and 110 yards. (basically the best part of 1m2f) the y stands for yards! b) Class 1 is the highest class of race. (I'm not too good with US racing but I think it's the same as the UK in the game). A Class 1 race will be a group or listed race. C2 a top handicap and so on down. So if you have an 80 rated handicapper you would, in theory, have a better chance in a class 5 0-80(/90) race (I can't remember the exact class boundaries) than you would in a class 2 0-110 handicap, even though it might have a much lighter weight. The prize money also increases as you go up in class. C7 is the lowest class, sellers and claimers. I think I'm right in saying that: C= won on the course before, D= won at the distance before, G= won on the ground before. So if you have a horse with CDG after it's name it has won on the course, over the distance and on the ground the race will be run on. |
Author: | jstu9 [ Mon Jan 31, 2011 6:02 pm ] |
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Thank you! That clears some stuff up. |
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