Posted on March 29, 2010.
Timing With Horse Racing Selectional For the better part of four years bettors in the United Kingdom have a secret weapon giving them that vital 'edge' to make a profit of paris on horse racing . However, most of the time, almost nobody has benefited. What should I speak? intermediate schedule.
In short, the technology exists to show the exact location and speed of a horse at any time in a given race. We can accurately represent the nature of each race as it unfolds. T
British punters can expect a revolution in the analysis of the race after news that a system of hi-tech radio-tracking horse racetracks will be introduced to the country by the end of 2008.
The new technology that can determine the position of a rider to within 20 cm, four times per second, will also race to be broadcast in a "virtual" format, both online and at the last phone 3G.
The radio-tracking system was developed by Generics Group, a technology company based in Cambridge, and will be marketed as a joint venture with TurfTrax already producing detailed reports going to the main runways. The so-called Super 12 courses - including Ascot, Cheltenham, Aintree , Newmarket and Epsom - are likely to be the first to benefit from new technology.
When it is introduced the radio-tracking system will fill what is currently a gap in the study of race form.
Although the form book offers distance winner, a brief comment to the race, a race-time and many other details, there is little empirical analysis of how the race unfolds.
Generics The system will offer a three-dimensional view of a race, with details of exactly where each rider has been at every stage, and exactly how fast it was at the time.
It will also make a relatively simple manner, using radio transponders inserted into the lighter bags, sending signals to small mobile antennas in the course.
"This technology fits perfectly into horse racing," Andy Rhodes, who heads the group Generics "wireless innovation, said yesterday. "It is inexpensive and easy to deploy, you can increase it has created, covering the races, take it and move on.
"All receivers are wireless, and runoff batteries, and can easily bypass the obstacles, the hill in the middle of the track at Warwick, stepped temporary."
The amount of information that the technology could produce generic drugs is immense. How long was the pace at the beginning? How much land does Unlucky Lad lost when he was caught two? And how much soil and the momentum he has conceded by the drift toward the rail through the stands "shortly after?
Such questions and many others, will soon have a precise answer to a strong scientific basis.
"The difference when you compare this with the calendar section, like that of Newmarket, is that it works easily with all courses, and you get readings every quarter second, not once by Furlong," said Rhodes.
"You can get a picture of what happens on the course, and not only on the length of it. If a horse seems to fall between two markers Furlong pulled up a bit, or simply moved on the course? You can also measure the distance to a real horse, rather than the linear distance, and you can also measure its velocity at each point in the race. "
Generic data will obviously be very valuable, so the two companies have already plowed a million pounds in the project. It is the exploitation of Thi.
