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Fun Horse Names for Our Thoroughbred Born on January 1st - He's Going to the Kentucky Derby. What name should this horse have?
Born First Run First - Perfect name for a horse we expect to win a lot of stake races
6%
Happy New Year Baby - With all the money this horse will earn, it's going to be a great racing year!
3%
Follow Your Elders - Born before the other horses, this is a perfect name for a leader on his way to the Triple Crown.
8%
Can Run From Day One - Born early and ready to race. Bring on the bed of roses!
19%
January's First - This guy will be first on that First Saturday in May when he crosses the finish line for the Kentucky Derby.
64%
Total votes: 36
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I guess I missed something. I've never seen this feature.
You know where you click details after a race and it gives you the times and payoffs and everything, its the scroll on the bottom of the screen. It has times, end lane, turn loss, bump/block loss, energy left and speed used.
Gosh, I've almost played 2000 races and have never noticed this scroll bar. Now that I looked, I have no idea what any of this stuff is. If I were to venture a guess, it's a handicapping tool, if you take notes from this box and learn how to use them to your advantage when betting. However, I don't really know. This is merely a guess. Wonder if anyone knows?
I haven't been able to play this game for a while but if I remember correctly it is the lane you were in when your horse crossed the finish line. The lanes aren't numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, instead I think each horse width is something like 2 lanes. It may be 3, I don't quite remember.
I agree with danno. I believe "end lane" is a notation for how far from the rail you were when you crossed the finish line. The higher the number, the farther out from the rail you are when you cross the line, although I have no idea whatsoever of how wide a lane is, but it can't be much. Of course I miss guesses all the time, so I could be way off the mark with this one.
danno and birdzilla are correct
Thanks for all of the help. That actually makes sence I suppose!! I have used this scroll bar forever but could never figure out what end lane meant.
Thanks again
Amanda