If you were instead looking for information regarding "Polytrack" as a brand of horse racing surfaces, or "G+" as a separate technology designation, please see the note at the end.
The primary advantage of G+ PolyTrack is its ability to absorb impact. Traditional dirt tracks can become "rock hard" in the sun or "sloppy" in the rain, leading to catastrophic limb injuries. PolyTrack maintains a uniform vertical hoof penetration, which significantly reduces the strain on a horse’s tendons and ligaments. 2. All-Weather Consistency g+ polytrack
The defining characteristic of the G+ Polytrack is its unique velvet velour surface. Unlike standard dryer felts that may leave impressions or "shine marks" on sensitive fabrics, the G+ surface is engineered to be ultra-smooth. This allows manufacturers to process even the most delicate synthetics, velvets, and satins without the risk of surface damage, ensuring a pristine finish. If you were instead looking for information regarding
Acts as a binder to give the surface "memory" and stability. Unlike standard dryer felts that may leave impressions
Trainers often prefer G+ PolyTrack for morning works because of its predictability. Because the surface doesn't change from the first horse to the hundredth, trainers can accurately time gallops and monitor a horse’s fitness without worrying about "track variants." For jockeys, the lack of kickback improves visibility and safety during tightly packed races. The Future of Synthetic Surfaces
Here’s a feature concept for — designed as a premium, AI-driven racing analytics and track optimization system for horse racing (sim or real):