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Originally Posted by cj
No doubt, I was just showing that it can actually be measured and expressed mathematically.
As for the inflated ground loss I mentioned, it is pretty consistent from horse to horse so it isn't a big deal, but you can't take it literally. The differences are fine, the actual amount of ground traveled not so much.
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True, no one source is perfect nor one factor to adjust for. That's why I try to compare alternate sources as well as additional factors.
I depend mainly on numbers but some factors cannot be quantified so their is no one perfect number to completely evaluate a performance.
