Ohi (Tokyo City Keiba) Post-Race Speed Figure & Track Variant Recap (Wednesday, Oct 07): ROCK PTARMIGAN Clocks 118.0 vs Par GLD
Once official race results and sectional splits are locked in for Ohi (Tokyo City Keiba) on Wednesday, Oct 07, the GLD Racing post-race speed figure pipeline standardizes every final time against our GLD Class Par Class Par (Par GLD) baseline and calculates the daily Track Variant. Below is our complete post-meeting audit covering the fastest GLD Speed Figures, observed running-style and barrier biases (SPD, OP, S, C), and our Next-Out High-LP Watchlist.
For pre-race projections and interactive past performances on upcoming cards, visit our Live Race Previews, explore the Ohi (Tokyo City Keiba) Track Hub, and benchmark historical figures on our Empirical Class Pars and Barrier & Running-Style Bias dashboards.
1. Fastest GLD Speed Figures of the Meeting (vs. GLD Class Par Par GLD)
Every runner's raw finishing time is adjusted for the empirical Track Variant (-2.5 pts), distance-specific beaten-length energy decay, and weight carried before being compared directly against our GLD Class Par Par GLD benchmark for that exact class and distance.
| Race | Runner (ALL CAPS) | Distance & Class | GLD Speed Figure | Empirical Par GLD (GLD Class Par) | Delta vs Par GLD | Style & Gate | Late Pace (LP / Closing 3F (Agari 3F)) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Race 11 | #13 ROCK PTARMIGAN | 1600m Dirt (2-Win) | 118.0 | 84.0 | +34.0 | SPD (Gate 13) | 87.0 (37.00s) |
| Race 11 | #15 ITTERASSHAI | 1600m Dirt (2-Win) | 117.0 | 84.0 | +33.0 | SPD (Gate 15) | 94.0 (36.50s) |
| Race 11 | #10 GUN FINGER | 1600m Dirt (2-Win) | 116.0 | 84.0 | +32.0 | OP (Gate 10) | 89.0 (36.90s) |
| Race 1 | #1 MOON SHADE | 1600m Dirt (2-Win) | 85.8 | 84.0 | +1.8 | SPD (Gate 1) | 94.0 (36.50s) |
| Race 10 | #1 FINE BLADE | 1600m Dirt (2-Win) | 85.8 | 84.0 | +1.8 | C (Gate 1) | 94.0 (36.50s) |
| Race 2 | #2 CROCO REINE | 1600m Dirt (2-Win) | 85.8 | 84.0 | +1.8 | OP (Gate 2) | 91.0 (36.70s) |
Figure Standout Analysis
- Meeting Speed Figure Leader — #13 ROCK PTARMIGAN (Race 11): Topped the entire Ohi (Tokyo City Keiba) card with a
118.0GLD Speed Figure, outperforming the84.0Par GLD(GLD Class Par) benchmark by+34.0 pointswhile pairing anLPrating of87.0(37.00sClosing 3F (Agari 3F)). - Class Par Context: Any performance exceeding
Par GLDby+2.0points or more indicates a runner capable of handling an immediate class rise on its next start. Compare these figures against multi-season norms on our Class Par & Speed Figure Benchmarks page.
2. Empirical Track Variant & Running-Style Bias Summary (SPD, OP, S, C)
Understanding how the racing surface played across all 12 races is essential before evaluating individual trip notes.
| Metric | Observed Meeting Reading | Analytical Takeaway |
|---|---|---|
| Empirical Track Variant | -2.5 GLD pts (-0.2s / 1000m) | Standardized surface speed allowance across Dirt races |
| SPD (Early Speed) Winners | 7 / 12 | Wire-to-wire and pace-forcing front-runners |
| OP (On-Pace Presser) Winners | 3 / 12 | Tactical stalkers sitting 1–3 lengths off the lead |
| S (Mid-Pack Stalker) Winners | 1 / 12 | Mid-division runners saving ground before angling out |
| C (Deep Closer) Winners | 1 / 12 | Late-running closers relying on high LP splits |
| Dominant Barrier Zone | Inside (Gates 1-4) | Captured 8 of 12 races on the card |
- Ohi Spiral-Turn Sand Physics & Bracket (
Wakuban) Profile: Across the right-handed dirt strip and 386m outer homestretch at Ohi (Tokyo City Keiba), the empirical Track Variant calibrated at-2.5 GLD points(-0.2s per 1000m). Inside-to-middle Wakuban (8-color bracket) draws in Inside (Gates 1-4) produced 8 of 12 winners, while sustained Agari 3F closing speed separated the top figures. - Dominant Running Style (
SPD): Runners classified under SPD (Early Speed / Pace Leader) led the meeting victory ledger. When reviewing past performances for the next Ohi (Tokyo City Keiba) fixture, upgrade beaten contenders that raced against this prevailingSPD/Inside (Gates 1-4)flow. Full terminology definitions are available in our Handicapping & Speed Figure Glossary.
3. Next-Out High-LP & Against-the-Bias Watchlist
The highest-leverage betting angles often emerge from beaten runners that clocked elite Late Pace (LP) closing splits or overcame severe pace/barrier adversity. Flag these runners in your GLD Racing Past Performances next time out:
| Race | Watchlist Runner (ALL CAPS) | Finish | Late Pace (LP / Closing 3F (Agari 3F)) | GLD Speed Figure (vs Par GLD) | Style & Gate | Upgrade Angle |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Race 11 | #3 SILVER RATIO | 5 | 96.0 (36.40s) | 112.0 (+28.0 vs Par) | C (Gate 3) | Closed Against Inside-Speed Bias |
| Race 9 | #4 BASTOS | 2 | 95.0 (36.50s) | 58.0 (-26.0 vs Par) | SPD (Gate 4) | Pressed Scorching Early Pace Duel |
| Race 10 | #6 BENE MERENTI | 2 | 93.0 (36.60s) | 55.0 (-29.0 vs Par) | SPD (Gate 6) | Pressed Scorching Early Pace Duel |
| Race 7 | #6 GIRLISH | 4 | 92.0 (36.70s) | 54.0 (-30.0 vs Par) | OP (Gate 6) | Pressed Scorching Early Pace Duel |
Scouting Notes for Next Start
- #3 SILVER RATIO (Race 11, 1600m Dirt): Recorded a standout Late Pace (
LP) rating of96.0(36.40sClosing 3F (Agari 3F)) and an empirical GLD Speed Figure of112.0(+28.0vs84.0Par GLD). Breaking from Gate 3 with aCprofile, SILVER RATIO is a prime next-out upgrade when stepping into a cleaner pace setup. - #4 BASTOS (Race 9, 1600m Dirt): Recorded a standout Late Pace (
LP) rating of95.0(36.50sClosing 3F (Agari 3F)) and an empirical GLD Speed Figure of58.0(-26.0vs84.0Par GLD). Breaking from Gate 4 with aSPDprofile, BASTOS is a prime next-out upgrade when stepping into a cleaner pace setup. - #6 BENE MERENTI (Race 10, 1600m Dirt): Recorded a standout Late Pace (
LP) rating of93.0(36.60sClosing 3F (Agari 3F)) and an empirical GLD Speed Figure of55.0(-29.0vs84.0Par GLD). Breaking from Gate 6 with aSPDprofile, BENE MERENTI is a prime next-out upgrade when stepping into a cleaner pace setup. - #6 GIRLISH (Race 7, 1600m Dirt): Recorded a standout Late Pace (
LP) rating of92.0(36.70sClosing 3F (Agari 3F)) and an empirical GLD Speed Figure of54.0(-30.0vs84.0Par GLD). Breaking from Gate 6 with aOPprofile, GIRLISH is a prime next-out upgrade when stepping into a cleaner pace setup.
4. Contextual Handicapping Resources & Regional Hubs
Use these quantitative tools to cross-reference today's post-race speed figures ahead of the next race meeting:
- Venue Track Hub: Ohi (Tokyo City Keiba) Track Geometry & Sectional Guide
- Speed Figure Par Benchmarks: Empirical Class Pars (`GLD Class Par`)
- Barrier & Running-Style Matrices: Track Bias & Draw Efficiency Dashboard and Surface Going Impact
- Definitions & Formulas: GLD Racing Handicapping Glossary (`GLD Speed Figure`, `Par GLD`, `EP`, `LP`, `Track Variant`)
- Upcoming Cards & Regional Hubs: Live Race Previews, /japan-racing and /ja, and Traditional Chinese Hub (`/zh`)
5. Frequently Asked Questions (Post-Race Speed Figure Recap FAQ)
Q1: How is the empirical Track Variant calculated for Ohi (Tokyo City Keiba) on Wednesday, Oct 07?
The empirical Track Variant (-2.5 GLD points) is derived by comparing the median finishing times and closing sectional splits of each race on Wednesday, Oct 07 against our multi-season GLD Class Par Class Par (Par GLD) baseline at Ohi (Tokyo City Keiba), isolating true surface speed from horse quality.
Q2: Which horse recorded the fastest GLD Speed Figure of the Ohi (Tokyo City Keiba) meeting?
#13 ROCK PTARMIGAN in Race 11 recorded the meeting's fastest GLD Speed Figure at 118.0, exceeding the empirical 84.0 Par GLD benchmark by +34.0 points with a 87.0 Late Pace (LP) rating.
Q3: How did running-style (SPD, OP, S, C) and barrier bias impact the Ohi (Tokyo City Keiba) results?
The meeting favored SPD (Early Speed / Pace Leader) runners and barriers in Inside (Gates 1-4), which produced 8 of 12 winners. Runners that closed wide against this flow are highlighted in our Next-Out Watchlist and can be tracked on our Track Bias Dashboard.
Q4: How should bettors use the Next-Out High-LP Watchlist for future races?
Runners on the High-LP Watchlist generated superior final sectional velocity (LP) despite unfavorable pace setups or wide barrier trips. When these horses reappear in GLD Racing Previews at a comparable class level (Par GLD), they frequently offer strong value against public morning lines.
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