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Thanks for answering that Mitch! It's close enough to the actual break-points RDSS uses that the differences don't matter. But for the record, here they are:
at or over 69.2 = E (Early), otherwise at or over 68.7 = EP (Early Presser), otherwise at or over 68.2 = P (Presser), otherwise at or over 67.75 = SP (Sustained Presser), otherwise at or over 67.0 = S (Sustained), otherwise =L (Late) Really, I don't think small differences of %Median too matter much (e.g. 69.0 could be Early or Early Presser, whatever). A model of %Median ranges by distance group/track can be useful in some circumstances for eliminating horses (or subjecting them to extra critique) who do not typically demonstrate the modeled energy distribution profile. Ted
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