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F.A.Q. |
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11-1 How do we determine the rail position? |
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For the Trotting and Hurdling Golden Races, the post position is determined by the Total Net Gains criteria.
For the Flat Racing Golden Races, the post position is determined by the Grade.
In both cases the horses are lined up in decreasing order from the rail to the outside lane.
Hence, the higher your horse is ranked or the more that your horse has won, the closer it will be positioned to the rail in the Golden Races.
For all the other races, the horses are lined up from the rail according to the time that they were enrolled for the race. Hence, the horses are lined up in from the rail to the outside lane in accordance with the time that they were registered.
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11-2 Does the post position have an impact on the outcome of the race? |
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No, it is an illusion. Being next to the rail in itself does not give them an advantage over horses in the outer lanes. Indeed, in a Sprint, a horse will run the same race whether they are in lane 1 or lane 10. The lanes are staggered to compensate for the bends.
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