Thread: Whats all this about??
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22nd April 2006 #1
Whats all this about??
Wolverhampton tomorrow.
The distances are odd.
for example:
7.00 - 1m141y
7.30 - 7f32y
Anyone know what this Y thing is? Is it yards?Tada gan iarracht
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22nd April 2006 #2
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22nd April 2006 #3I must show my ignorance here and admit that I cant measure distance in yards.
Originally Posted by presto
Would the 7.30 be 7f (32 when expressed in yards)
OR
7f AND 32 yards?Tada gan iarracht
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22nd April 2006 #4
7 furlongs AND...
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22nd April 2006 #5
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Thats right 220 of them to a furlong
Ray
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22nd April 2006 #6
Thanks lads
Tada gan iarracht
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22nd April 2006 #7
yep yards - they have been doing this for sometime now. It used to read
7f (7f32y) but now they just tell you the exact(hmmm!) distance.Marcus
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My post was in answer to the first post
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They original measured with a piece of string and feet, but when GPS came out they realised for some reason the old method wasn't accurate
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22nd April 2006 #10
Sometimes referred to as "an extended 7 furlongs".
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22nd April 2006 #11
Yes, that's me alright! :D
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