Warwick Farm race track is controlled
by the Australian Jockey Club, Sydney
New South Wales. It has a
circumference of 1,937 metres and the straight is
only 326 metres long.
Front runners do well here due to its sharp turns. Horses
coming
from behind often run very wide when negotiating these turns.
Barrier Guide
1000 metres: Starts
in a chute off the course proper which in turn
allows for a straight
run for almost 700 metres to the home turn. Inside
barriers
have only a slight advantage.
1100 metres: This start
is also in the chute off the course proper and
provides a straight
run for almost 800 metres to the home turn. Inside
barriers
have a slight advantage.
1200 metres: Almost
the same as the 1100 metre start and this one
having a straight run
for 900 metres to the home corner. Inside barriers
have only
a slight advantage.
1400 metres: Starts
at the end of the chute off the course proper and
provides a straight
run of almost 1100 metres to the home turn. Barriers
don't really
come into play.
1600 metres: Starts
in a small chute off the course proper and provides
a straight run
of 400 metres to the first corner. Inside barriers have an a
slight advantage mainly depending on the size of the field.
2200 metres: Is on the
course proper at the top of the home straight.
It only provides
just under 300 metres before the first turn for horses to
find
a position. Due to the distance of the race barriers are a slight
advantage.