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- December 24, 2009 at 19:43 #13596
Hi,
Sorry to bother everyone, does anyone know how wide the All-Weather course at Kempton is?
December 24, 2009 at 19:49 #265384Wide enough to accomodate runner handicaps!!
December 24, 2009 at 19:54 #265387Wide enough to accomodate runner handicaps!!

Gee, thanks. Very useful!

I’m almost embarassed to raise this thread but I did a Google seach for ‘Kempton Park dimensions’ & got no joy. Actually that’s not strictly true, I did find some info on the size of their floodlights!
December 24, 2009 at 21:47 #265405Unless the Kempton Park All-Weather Course has altered since outset then details are as follows –
The key features of Kempton Park’s unique floodlit layout are:
~ a right handed track with a bend radius of 137m
~ a 20m wide home straight and bends of 16m width
~ a track designed to accommodate 17 runners in all distances (other than 5f and 6f races)~ the outer track is a ten-furlong (2,000m) oval and will host 6f, 7f, 1m, 1m 3f, 1m 4f and 2m races
~ the inner track is an eight furlong (1,612m) oval which allows for 5f and 1m 2f races
~ 42 floodlights illuminate the track
~ 28 of the poles have the ability to be laid flat so that the view of spectators is not hamperedDecember 24, 2009 at 22:52 #265411Unless the Kempton Park All-Weather Course has altered since outset then details are as follows –
The key features of Kempton Park’s unique floodlit layout are:
~ a right handed track with a bend radius of 137m
~ a 20m wide home straight and bends of 16m width
~ a track designed to accommodate 17 runners in all distances (other than 5f and 6f races)~ the outer track is a ten-furlong (2,000m) oval and will host 6f, 7f, 1m, 1m 3f, 1m 4f and 2m races
~ the inner track is an eight furlong (1,612m) oval which allows for 5f and 1m 2f races
~ 42 floodlights illuminate the track
~ 28 of the poles have the ability to be laid flat so that the view of spectators is not hamperedThat’s excellent. Thanks very much.

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