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Just trying to see if anyone knows of any Free Horse Racing Software.I looked at Brisnet software already..

I have Race Prophet on my site--if you havent tried it yet--it's free for the taking. Uses $1 Bris singles

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Thanks,I used that also,but looking for a free program that i can use bris data files.Just thought there was more free software out there..Oh well guess i will keep doing it the old fashion way..Wish i could make my own software.

WC....

If you want a challenge , why dont you look at AllDATA......

its a free Excel program that loads DRF files
along with its own pace program you can also create your own program if you have some knowledge of Excel..

Mike

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will it load brisnet also or just drf? is it for data file or can i use ultimate pp's in pdf format?

no program will load a PDF...from what I know

isnt brisnet...... DRF Files? I believe so

Mike

WC...I see what your doing ...looking for cheapest way out....you cant.....if you want a program...you'll have to pay for files...no way around it....unlees you manually input stuff off the PDF, which you wont last long doing..

alldata
 

How do you get started with Alldata?

http://alldataexcel.weebly.com/


Good luck

It's gotta be FREE software, huh?

Damn....now my kids can't go to college. :pout:

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doesn't have to be free just think alot of handicapping software is over priced..I wish i knew someone that could program cause i think i thought of a money maker but wouldn't know who to talk to about it.😃

stevenfarmer@yahoo.com

That's my guy. Tell him what you want programmed--what you're willing to spend...and when he's done laughing he'll give you a fair quote.

You MUST know exactly what you want programmed though. He will not guess.

Good luck

-NCG

Anything more complicated than adding the speed rating to the track variant will cost at least 10k to program.

:pound:

Sorry Cruizer...wrong email..here's the corrected

stevanfarmer@yahoo.com

It is usually a good idea to test first. If it pans out over a larger sample, then consider developing an app for it. Stuff that works over a small sample (a couple of hundred races) usually flops when applied to a larger sample.

Also, in whatever tests you run prior, be sure to do the basic data cleaning--truncate outliers, clean anomalies, etc., before calculating possible returns.

Good Luck!

DeltaLover had (or was developing, or had developed) something that might be of value to you. Open-source (as in free), intended to test handicapping ideas over a database of races. You could probably find it if you search this forum.

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