Follow changing track conditions throughout the day
See changing conditions below the track surface
Conditions below the surface can change between track walks as weather and irrigation change. Compare selected locations, follow drainage after rain and build a continuous record to support preparation decisions before race meetings.
Evidence between track walks
A large track can change before the next manual check
Moisture differences across the track
Selected locations can hold or release water differently, leaving ground staff with an incomplete picture between track walks.
Limited evidence between checks
Manual observations remain important, but they show one place at one time. Continuous history shows what happened between visits.
Drainage after heavy rain
Below-surface trends show how moisture changes after rainfall and where selected locations remain wetter for longer.
Changing conditions before meetings
Rain, heat and irrigation can alter conditions during preparation. A continuous record adds context before the next track assessment.
Preparation records
Ground staff need to compare below-surface trends with their existing track observations and work records.
Seasonal irrigation response
The same irrigation cycle can produce a different response as weather and turf demand change through the season.
Turn selected measurements into preparation evidence
Compare selected track locations
Compare moisture trends at selected locations to identify differences that warrant closer inspection.
Plan around weather
Place rainfall observations and forecasts beside soil trends to follow drainage and changing conditions.
Build a continuous history
Record how selected locations respond after rain, irrigation and seasonal weather changes.
Target follow-up checks
Set soil-moisture threshold alerts so staff can revisit selected locations when readings move outside configured ranges.