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Old 12-30-2020, 06:29 PM   #1
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Master list of one turn/two turn distances by track?

Can anyone point me to a resource that would list the tracks with the dividing points between their one-turn and two turn (and three turn???) distances?

Example:


-------------------------------1 Turn-----------------2 Turn

Delta Downs----------------up to 5f--------------6 1/2f and up
Belmont Park (dirt)--------up to 1 1/8m---------1 1/2m and up


(Yes, I know Belmont does the 1 1/4 starting on the turn - but didn't want to add a 1 1/2 turns category for that, the Ellis Park mile, etc.)

There are times when I look at PPs, see a track and I can say "that's a one turn mile" or "1 1/16 on the turf there has the turn out of the chute to start the race" - but I can't do that quickly with every one. A reference list would be helpful.

Thanks for any and all guidance!
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Old 12-30-2020, 07:03 PM   #2
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I think CJ posted a list of one turn tracks a few years ago - here.
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Delta Downs is all two turn races.
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Old 12-30-2020, 07:11 PM   #4
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Delta Downs is all two turn races.
5 furlongs is around 1 turn at Delta. It's a 6 furlong track.
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Old 12-30-2020, 08:11 PM   #5
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Your best bet is probably CJ. If not then I could look to dig out some of my old stuff that I compiled when I was using time-based numbers. If I recall you can get a pretty good line on number of turns by using inputs like the stretch lengths and circumferences, chute lengths etc and for the obscure ones there was always google earth. I had a lot compiled back then because I was using wind, so I had average angle of the horse per segment relative to the average angle of the wind during the segment and all kinds of stuff worked out.
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Old 12-30-2020, 09:57 PM   #6
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Why don’t they have it in the DRF or Bris. A little icon that meant 2 turns should be easy enough to add.
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