Which online website carries the easiest to follow past performances ?
 

I usually use drf ...which I know , probably is not the best , but I'm still learning the game , so I need something to follow that's simple ...

Appreciate any help !!!!:cool:

The "brisstats ?[not sure what the official name is]which are included free with TwinSpires express & pro advance programs,are very clean and easy to read,but don't include speed,or pace figures.

Ultimate BRIS PPs are free if you know where to look lol.

But if you want to pay money, I don't see how TimeformUS is beat in the "easy to follow" category. The color coding makes it easier on beginners' eyes.

There's a lot to choose from, virtually all have free samples.
Try them all until you find one you're comfortable with.

Aloha!

I can use them all, and certainly have. They all can do the job. It's just up to the user to choose one that suits their needs the best.

For me, I settled on TimeformUS because it's tailor-made for a tablet. I typically use/go to the track or Vegas with my iPad and Timeform really shines (IMO) on a portable device. It's also great on my Chromebook and not too bad on iPhone/Android devices either. My iPad is getting old, as it's the Version 2 from about 5 years ago. But it still works great with Timeform and other PPs. You don't need much "horsepower" (pun intended) to view PPs on an electronic device. You just need a decent resolution screen and in my case, some reading glasses.

-Billy

I tried using the "free" past performances offered by the various AWDs...but, since May...I've been paying $149 a month for Jim Cramer's handicapping reports and past-performances, at the Handicapper's Data Warehouse. And if Jim Cramer ever decides to stop selling these reports...then I will stop betting the horses.

Is this the one Thask..?
All In One Race Files PLUS Handicap 2000+ Reports $139.00

Here is one site:
http://www.trks2day.com/trks2day.html

Is there any way to see a sample of the all in one program.