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| Just curious. Where are you located and what is the typical winning time on a STANDARD pattern in your area? I'm talking local barrel races and true standard patterns.
I'm in Central, TX. Last week someone broke the arena record in Caldwell with a 16.4. Tonight a 16.5 won it. WPRA measured pattern. Thought its pretty intense for a local, 40 entries race. |
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Location: Probably On the Road to the Next Barrel Race! | um, that doesn't really sound right...coulda been, but really? |
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Location: Texas | I just don't know about that... I wonder if they had the timer scored correctly
I was supposed to go to that race tonight too.
I just find it hard to believe that two weeks in a row, a world record would get broken. At a small jackpot even with tough riders, because really tough people do show up there.
Ugh sorry I keep editing.. are you sure they had it as a WPRA standard pattern? Because Ride Like a Girl keeps track of their own patterns and the arena records on the pattern they use that day. They used to run a short pattern and now they switched back to their "big" pattern.
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| Yes, they posted it was WPRA measured standard pattern. Its a large pattern, and my horse is running 18s which is typical of him on a standard. We definitely aren't trying to be some bada**es ;)
Only one girl took the entire 1D last night. Next fastest time was a 17.1.
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Location: Bastrop, Texas | I think a 16.5 or thereabouts is the record on a standard. Pozzi broke it recently, didn't she? Someone in Brazil held it before that, I think. |
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| Yeah, she beat it with a 16.4. |
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Location: College Station, TX | Im pretty positive their measurements are off. They don't set the stake at the center of the barrel, and I think the timer distance is off slightly. |
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| 16.9's are your fastest in my area....most are in the low to mid 17's...and 18 is gonna put in the 3-d here, even locally...we are in Louisiana/East Texas |
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| We don't have a standard pattern around here. Every thing in TX is not bigger. |
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Location: California | Mid to low 17's will win around here, in the PNW. . . Obviously not every time, but a lot of the time. |
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Location: So. California | Around here, they set a standard pattern with a short score line. Winning times are low to mid 16's.
100 entries or 500 entries...
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Location: So. California | abrad12 - 2015-11-11 8:52 PM Just curious. Where are you located and what is the typical winning time on a STANDARD pattern in your area? I'm talking local barrel races and true standard patterns. I'm in Central, TX. Last week someone broke the arena record in Caldwell with a 16.4. Tonight a 16.5 won it. WPRA measured pattern. Thought its pretty intense for a local, 40 entries race.
Was this a WPRA race? Who won as that would be a new or close to a new world record |
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Location: MD | I just watched a friend's video from that race from last night. I love my friend, but I know how that horse clocks and I can guarantee you that it didn't clock like it did on a true standard. Maybe the score was short? |
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| We used to have a race up here on a standard pattern. Dont know of any anymore. |
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Location: College Station, TX | They set with a 45' score line rather than 60', so the pattern is 30' shorter than an actual standard per their Facebook page. |
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| Anniemae - 2015-11-12 11:27 AM abrad12 - 2015-11-11 8:52 PM Just curious. Where are you located and what is the typical winning time on a STANDARD pattern in your area? I'm talking local barrel races and true standard patterns. I'm in Central, TX. Last week someone broke the arena record in Caldwell with a 16.4. Tonight a 16.5 won it. WPRA measured pattern. Thought its pretty intense for a local, 40 entries race. Was this a WPRA race? Who won as that would be a new or close to a new world record
I can't seem to post the screenshot. This is their post from their facebook page:
"Man! What an AMAZING RACE tonight!! Congratulations to Mitzi Mayes for setting the new arena record on the standard pattern (WPRA Meas. ) at our race with 45' from timer to barrels with a 16.415!"
It was not a WPRA race. Ride like a girl productions. There was maybe 50 entries. |
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Location: Moving soon..... | I would think that an office or Director of WPRA would have to verify that it was indeed a "standard pattern." I was there that nite and it did not look like it was big enough for a standard, but that's my opinion. |
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Location: Texas | abrad12 - 2015-11-12 12:45 PM
Anniemae - 2015-11-12 11:27 AM abrad12 - 2015-11-11 8:52 PM Just curious. Where are you located and what is the typical winning time on a STANDARD pattern in your area? I'm talking local barrel races and true standard patterns. I'm in Central, TX. Last week someone broke the arena record in Caldwell with a 16.4. Tonight a 16.5 won it. WPRA measured pattern. Thought its pretty intense for a local, 40 entries race. Was this a WPRA race? Who won as that would be a new or close to a new world record
I can't seem to post the screenshot. This is their post from their facebook page: "Man! What an AMAZING RACE tonight!! Congratulations to Mitzi Mayes for setting the new arena record on the standard pattern (WPRA Meas. ) at our race with 45' from timer to barrels with a 16.415!" It was not a WPRA race. Ride like a girl productions. There was maybe 50 entries.
They would need a 60' score line (from timer to barrels) for it to be a standard pattern... This is NOT a standard pattern.
Pattern A: Current WPRA standard pattern - 90' between first and second barrel, 105' between barrels 1 & 3 and 2 & 3, 60' from timer line to barrel 1 & 2. When using a closed gate or side entry gate a minimum of 75' between timer line and fence, chutes, or exit gate is recommended.
You can find pattern sizes posted on FB... A New Standard in Barrel Racing
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Location: Texas | grinandbareit - 2015-11-12 12:51 PM
abrad12 - 2015-11-12 12:45 PM
Anniemae - 2015-11-12 11:27 AM abrad12 - 2015-11-11 8:52 PM Just curious. Where are you located and what is the typical winning time on a STANDARD pattern in your area? I'm talking local barrel races and true standard patterns. I'm in Central, TX. Last week someone broke the arena record in Caldwell with a 16.4. Tonight a 16.5 won it. WPRA measured pattern. Thought its pretty intense for a local, 40 entries race. Was this a WPRA race? Who won as that would be a new or close to a new world record
I can't seem to post the screenshot. This is their post from their facebook page: "Man! What an AMAZING RACE tonight!! Congratulations to Mitzi Mayes for setting the new arena record on the standard pattern (WPRA Meas. ) at our race with 45' from timer to barrels with a 16.415!" It was not a WPRA race. Ride like a girl productions. There was maybe 50 entries.
They would need a 60' score line (from timer to barrels ) for it to be a standard pattern... This is NOT a standard pattern.
Pattern A: Current WPRA standard pattern - 90' between first and second barrel, 105' between barrels 1 & 3 and 2 & 3, 60' from timer line to barrel 1 & 2. When using a closed gate or side entry gate a minimum of 75' between timer line and fence, chutes, or exit gate is recommended.
You can find pattern sizes posted on FB... A New Standard in Barrel Racing
Yep, what I thought. |
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Location: Peg-Leg Julia Grimm | Talkeetnababe - 2015-11-12 7:11 AM
Im pretty positive their measurements are off. They don't set the stake at the center of the barrel, and I think the timer distance is off slightly.
This ^^^^
A lot of the time in the south the barrels are set on the inside of the markers. This is different than the rules for the WPRA "standard pattern". |
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