Kenilworth · 2025-01-04 · R5

Position over sectors

Lower = closer to the lead. Hover any sector column to see every horse's value at that point. The winner is drawn thick; everyone else is faded so the winning trajectory reads clearly.

• Rascallion — final 1
• Magic Verse — final 2
• Litigation — final 3
• Future Swing — final 4
• Zapatillas — final 5
• Pacaya — final 6
• Baratheon — final 7
• Triple Time — final 8
• Rapidash — final 9
• Otto Luyken — final 10
• Without Question — final 11
• Sugar Mountain — final 12
• The Futurist — final 13

Speed per sector (avg kph)

Average speed over each 100 m sector. Faster sectors on the left = front-runners; faster sectors on the right = closers. The last "Finish" reading is the 100m-to-line burst.

• Without Question
• Pacaya
• Triple Time
• Rapidash
• Sugar Mountain
• The Futurist
• Future Swing
• Baratheon
• Litigation
• Magic Verse
• Otto Luyken
• Zapatillas
• Rascallion

Distance to leader (m)

Margin to the leader at each sector. Zero = leading. Negative = behind. Crossing the dashed zero line = took the lead (or got headed). The Finish reading is the final winning/placing margin.

• Rascallion — final 1
• Magic Verse — final 2
• Litigation — final 3
• Future Swing — final 4
• Zapatillas — final 5
• Pacaya — final 6
• Baratheon — final 7
• Triple Time — final 8
• Rapidash — final 9
• Otto Luyken — final 10
• Without Question — final 11
• Sugar Mountain — final 12
• The Futurist — final 13

Stride length (m)

Mean stride length over each 100 m sector. Useful as a fatigue indicator — a horse whose stride shortens significantly in the final sectors is more likely to have run its race.

Full table — horses × sectors

Cell value = rank_sectional at that point. Dashes mean McLloyd didn't get a reading for that horse at that sector.

Raw row detail

Per-horse, per-sector: distance covered, cumulative time, speed, strides, rail position.