Beyers?

[SmartyParty]

How do I find out what my horse's Beyer was in his last race? Usually the syndicate manager tells me but how can I find out on my own? Thanks in advance.

[lamboguy]

you can get it 3 days after the race from DRF.com. its called beyer on demand, it cost $3,

[Stillriledup]

you can get it 3 days after the race from DRF.com. its called beyer on demand, it cost $3,

3 bucks for ONE beyer fig? :bang:

[lamboguy]

3 bucks for ONE beyer fig? :bang:i used to do it all the time when i had good 2 year olds and someone wanted to buy them.. i haven't done it in quite some time because i haven't had the kind of horses that anyone wants to buy and i don't plan on buying any more horses going forward. i still have a few that i breed, but i have built in customers for those.

[SmartyParty]

Thanks! It's worth it!

[CincyHorseplayer]

Thanks! It's worth it!

As an owner or trainer I'm sure they would cut you a deal on getting figs after every start.

[Mineshaft]

I think its 48 hrs after the race although I have gotten some quicker than that-24 hrs

[iceknight]

i used to do it all the time when i had good 2 year olds and someone wanted to buy them... Interesting, didn't know BSFs were also used like a Carfax report for horses (yearlings?)

[lamboguy]

Interesting, didn't know BSFs were also used like a Carfax report for horses (yearlings?)some people like to know the numbers to cmpare. i have never been able to figure out how someone could make a decision using any number where its based on 4 1/2 furlongs or less. not only that, i have seen many beyer numbers for 4 1/2 furlong races change 3 weeks after the race. most of the time, the horse is sold before the change.