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Chelmsford City Racetrack Draw Bias Explained For Beginners

Beginners Question What is the draw bias?
Answer The best starting position.

5 Furlongs, 6 Furlongs
NO DRAW BIAS Early paced horses have the overall advantage in my opinion.

Early pace is not draw dependent. If you're quick, you're quick.

7 Furlongs, 8 Furlongs+
NO DRAW BIAS Chelmsford's long, wide sweeping bends, from what I've witnessed, makes horses near the front of the field, over all distances, difficult to catch up with down the finishing straight.

Weaving through the pack late on can be done, but I rarely bet on it and don't advise you to either.

Chelmsford City All Weather Racetrack Stats (Polytrack)

Chelmsford Map, Images, Videos ➔ Official Chelmsford AW Polytrack Course Details

The racetrack is a 22 metre wide, 1mile from start to finish, left handed, oval circuit.

The bends are 135m around, very wide and sweeping. Not short, tricky corners.

The finishing straight is 2 furlongs long.

History Of Chelmsford Racecourse

Chelmsford is an all weather only horse racing track, owned and maintained by Betfred.

Great Leighs, now renamed Chelmsford, was the UK's first new racecourse built in 80 years (2015).

Racing goes on all year round, from summer afternoon races, to floodlit winter evening meetings. Chelmsford is the third all weather floodlit track in Britain.