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input2025-07-18 08:56:00
(Sports Seoul | Reporter Kim Yong -il) The Korea Horse Association (Chairman Jung Ki -hwan) announced on the 17th that it is operating the intensive management system in summer racing for safe horse racing in preparation for heat waves and rainy season heavy rains.
Since the concentrated heavy rains, Gyeongju -ro, due to the loss of road surface or high temperature, can increase the risk of injury in Gyeongju and adversely affect the fairness of Gyeongju, so Gwacheon, Busan, and Jeju 3 horse racing parks are measuring scientific data such as water content, hardness, and flatness for all sections every day, and performs spraying and sand supplementation if necessary.
In particular, in preparation for heavy rains, drainage is carried out by drainage, or during the heat wave, it is effectively lowering the road temperature by spraying and stopping day and night.
It is generally divided into the race (sand), lawns, and artificials. In Korea, where the four seasons are distinct and high in precipitation and snowfall, the sand is adopted according to the climate characteristics. Sand stocks are resistant to the rainstorm and can be repaired quickly when damaged, so the stability of the race can be secured.
However, due to the nature of the sand, it is easy to generate particles that are worn due to the inner sand tendency phenomenon or the oppression that is applied during the horse.
It just looks like a sandy field, but the depth is 60cm, and the stones are placed from the bottom to the particle size, and then the sand should be covered by about 8cm and the sand should be covered by about 8cm. Will.
An official of the Korean Horse Association said, “We are working to manage the safety of Gyeongju by strengthening the safety of Gyeongju by diagnosing the lower part of the Gyeongju through the surface transmission radar GPR, and repairing the damage to Gyeongju by rapidly repairing it. We will collect the voices of the field and maintain a more perfect race road. ” kyi0486@sportsseoul.com