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			| cherzo2015 Handicapper 
					Joined: Mon Nov 02, 2015 4:22 am
 Posts: 301
 Location: Scotland
   |   Volunteers For Next SeasonHi, volunteers are needed to race run next season as Leon can't do it and possibly Gray too.
 Also always looking for commentators to help Martin and Stu, so if you can do that please reply
 
 If you do want to race run you need to have a dropbox account that is not the free one to upload races and other files
 
 These people were race runners last season, if you are still able to do it then reply and say so
 
 David Hooley
 Josh (needs silks fixed)
 Alex (i am ok to do it)
 Leon (Unable to)
 Gray (Probably no)
 Stu Gray
 
 We need at least two new ones or the season can't go ahead
 
 Thank you
 
 
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			| Githyanki Group 1 winner 
					Joined: Tue Feb 02, 2016 4:16 pm
 Posts: 2471
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next SeasonYes I can race run.
 Josh
 
 
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			| simpleminds Group 1 winner 
					Joined: Mon Jun 27, 2011 5:56 pm
 Posts: 5757
 Location: uk
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next SeasonNot dead Yet Alex lol I will do something what i dont Know until i see what you Need.
 
 Gray
 
 P.S was going to enter runners last week but i have done hardly any Game time and i only have last seasonsolder versions and no Races where available to enter them.
 
 
 Gray
 _________________simple in mind but wonderful in young lifehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNzbn9 ... idx5pNkHaQ 
 
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			| cherzo2015 Handicapper 
					Joined: Mon Nov 02, 2015 4:22 am
 Posts: 301
 Location: Scotland
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next Seasonsimpleminds wrote: Not dead Yet Alex lol I will do something what i dont Know until i see what you Need.
 
 Gray
 
 P.S was going to enter runners last week but i have done hardly any Game time and i only have last seasonsolder versions and no Races where available to enter them.
 
 
 Gray
Good to hear that Gray   , if you could race run that would be great.  hopefully you can enter some this week, if possible, i haven't done much game time either so god knows how bad i will be next season
 
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			| Munas23 Handicapper 
					Joined: Sat Mar 11, 2023 3:24 pm
 Posts: 130
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next SeasonHappy to help, but don't have paid dropbox or wouldn't want to put anyone through listening to me on coms.
 Please let me know if there is anything else i can do.
 
 
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			| cherzo2015 Handicapper 
					Joined: Mon Nov 02, 2015 4:22 am
 Posts: 301
 Location: Scotland
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next SeasonOk now looking for a flat handicapper so if anyone is interested please say so in here. 
 
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			| Mattcooper Selling plater 
					Joined: Sat Nov 12, 2022 9:59 pm
 Posts: 81
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next SeasonHappy to try some commentary,  assuming it’s easy on the tech front.   As I’m a complete numpty there.   Also as long as you don’t want the same standard as Martins and Stus as mine definitely won’t be! 
 
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			| Lordedaw Group 2 winner 
					Joined: Thu Jan 21, 2016 12:29 am
 Posts: 824
 Location: Warwickshire
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next SeasonMattcooper wrote: Happy to try some commentary,  assuming it’s easy on the tech front.   As I’m a complete numpty there.   Also as long as you don’t want the same standard as Martins and Stus as mine definitely won’t be!I can send you all the info you need. All pretty straight forward. Only techy bit is adding the sound effects (hooves and cheering) but once you have done that e few times it becomes automatic. All you need is a microphone and some software called Audacity which you can download for free. We could do with about 4-6 races per day doing on the flat assuming Stu is happy to continue with the jumps.
 
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			| Mattcooper Selling plater 
					Joined: Sat Nov 12, 2022 9:59 pm
 Posts: 81
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next SeasonAs long as the microphone on the laptop will do. 
 
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			| Lordedaw Group 2 winner 
					Joined: Thu Jan 21, 2016 12:29 am
 Posts: 824
 Location: Warwickshire
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next SeasonMattcooper wrote: As long as the microphone on the laptop will do.It should do. You can adjust the volume on audacity after recording and the gain prior to recording so if its low you have can give it a fair double boost. Best play around and see. You will need access to dropbox too. But for comms you can get away with the free one as you only need to watch the video and just upload the audio. Should be able to get set up without costing anything as longer as your laptop mic is loud enough, which it almost certainly will be with a bit of tweaking.
 
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			| kniesh Group 2 winner 
					Joined: Tue Jul 24, 2007 8:33 pm
 Posts: 960
 Location: Nantwich
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next SeasonWould the handicapping be 100%, or is the tool, gonna do it like a season ago, with adjustments being made where needed. I done it the end of the season the tool done it, and I still think it would be fine t do it again as only the foreign races really needed adjusting too much.
 I'd be willing to take it on for the flat if it was tool based with adjustments again. I think I'd struggle to find the time for full handicap management without tool help though. The first 2 weeks of maidens are the most important, after that it should just be adjustments
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			| Lordedaw Group 2 winner 
					Joined: Thu Jan 21, 2016 12:29 am
 Posts: 824
 Location: Warwickshire
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next Seasonkniesh wrote: Would the handicapping be 100%, or is the tool, gonna do it like a season ago, with adjustments being made where needed. I done it the end of the season the tool done it, and I still think it would be fine t do it again as only the foreign races really needed adjusting too much.
 I'd be willing to take it on for the flat if it was tool based with adjustments again. I think I'd struggle to find the time for full handicap management without tool help though. The first 2 weeks of maidens are the most important, after that it should just be adjustments
Yes I think we worked out that week 1 and 2 needed to be done manually as it set some marks far to low/high for a starting point. After that I think it was agreed that the 'handicapper' manually did the foreign based races and just looked at the UK races and adjusted anything which looked 'wrong'.
 
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			| simpleminds Group 1 winner 
					Joined: Mon Jun 27, 2011 5:56 pm
 Posts: 5757
 Location: uk
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next SeasonThe first two weeks are important that it must be done Manually Also group races/Listed races foreign or Home(UK)also must be adjusted for G1 Handicaps later in the season if they are any left ?
 You cant just leave it to the race kit to handicap it's Bollocks it not worth the hassle I know you want to get on with the season if you dont do it properly by Week 4 it will blow up with trainers not happy if it comes down to it That its left to the race Kit except for foreign or Group races i wont have a flat stable because its Bollocks dont take it offence that i am saying bollocks but not having a go it just is.
 
 I do it if i have to rather than leaving to the Fecking Race kit.
 
 Gray
 
 No Longer gives a shit what he says he's on borrowed time anyway Lmao
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			| kniesh Group 2 winner 
					Joined: Tue Jul 24, 2007 8:33 pm
 Posts: 960
 Location: Nantwich
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next Season_________________
 Vinny
 
 
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			| Lordedaw Group 2 winner 
					Joined: Thu Jan 21, 2016 12:29 am
 Posts: 824
 Location: Warwickshire
   |   Re: Volunteers For Next SeasonI am wondering if it is possible to do it like in real life.
 Its obviously too big a commitment for one person.
 
 What if we split it into sections.
 
 A 2yo handicapper
 
 A 3yo + sprint handicapper (5-6f)
 
 A 3yo + Mile handicapper (7-9f)
 
 A 3yo + middle distance handicapper (10-13f)
 
 and a 3yo + long distance handicapper (14f up)
 
 That might spread the load a bit, anyone feeling brave could take on 2 categories.
 
 If we did it this way I would volunteeer to do the 2yo alongside the comms.
 
 
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