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Author:  The Doppleganger [ Sat Jul 01, 2017 3:08 am ]
Post subject:  Very small fields in big races

Hi guys

I've noticed on two of my UK flat games that I am starting to get very small fields in big French and Irish races. For example 2 computer runners in the Prix de'Abbie, 3 in the Irish 2000 Guinness etc. I've been playing my games quiet slowly and both are in season 4 or 5. Is this normal or is this an old bug that was fixed ? Basically is there anything I can do without having to start again ?

Both games are standard schedule, no mods, standard game pool size etc.

Thanks for any help in advance

SO6 still my favourite game !

Author:  NPG319 [ Sat Jul 01, 2017 7:46 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Very small fields in big races

The Doppleganger wrote:
Hi guys

I've noticed on two of my UK flat games that I am starting to get very small fields in big French and Irish races. For example 2 computer runners in the Prix de'Abbie, 3 in the Irish 2000 Guinness etc. I've been playing my games quiet slowly and both are in season 4 or 5. Is this normal or is this an old bug that was fixed ? Basically is there anything I can do without having to start again ?

Both games are standard schedule, no mods, standard game pool size etc.

Thanks for any help in advance

SO6 still my favourite game !


This is happening to me as well.
I am playing the stock Australian game and when I race overseas - Japan and Hong Kong plus some Dubai races I am getting very small AI runners. I believe it started happening after the last update.

Author:  pjrhodes1970 [ Sat Jul 01, 2017 8:38 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Very small fields in big races

Happens when you edit the sched some of my 2yo races have no runners in but been
like this for ages

hey let Mark concentrate on SO7 now im dying to get it ASAP :lol:

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