Races in Hong Kong, Japan, Australia

[traynor]

Does anyone have any information on data files for Asian races? The stuff on TSN for Australia is a bit light on the data side (no internal fractions, etc.). Are there any alternatives available, and/or has anyone adapted a "North American" computer app to handicap races in Asia, especially Hong Kong and Japan? Has anyone developed a parsing application for the Hong Kong Jockey Club data?
Thanks and Good Luck

[witchdoctor]

Charles Caroll is developing a Speed Handicapper to get speed figures for international races.

http://www.desertsea.com/v36IntTour1.htm

[the_fat_man]

The HONG KONG Jockey Club site is incredible.

So much information; so much of the work already done for the handicapper.

It's almost enough to get a lazy, fat man, off his ass and back to gambling.

Almost.

[thebeacondeacon]

Does anyone have any information on data files for Asian races? The stuff on TSN for Australia is a bit light on the data side (no internal fractions, etc.). Are there any alternatives available, and/or has anyone adapted a "North American" computer app to handicap races in Asia, especially Hong Kong and Japan? Has anyone developed a parsing application for the Hong Kong Jockey Club data?
Thanks and Good Luck

Xpressbet is featuring Asian PPs on its front page.

thebeacondeacon

[BIG49010]

aap in Aussie, but they only publish the final time and the last 3/8ths.

The files are 7 or 8 dollars if I remember correctly, I was into playing them years ago when they began showing them late at night, but have since gotten older and require more sleep.

[socantra]

So, despite Bernard Shaw's opinion, you did indeed stop playing because you grew old.

socantra...

[46zilzal]

We had a guy here who studied the four photos they print after each race )in the "Form") and worked out NORMAL fractions with lengths behind at each call then used a Sartin program to cap. Did very well

[traynor]

Thanks for the information. We do something close to that, but take our own.
Good Luck