Trakus gone!

[Gerard02]

Trakus was the best way for me to get the final times for the Kentucky Derby. Where can I go to get these times? I can’t do it the old way. Just took too damned long.

[Fightingirish51195]

Originally Posted by Gerard02

Trakus was the best way for me to get the final times for the Kentucky Derby. Where can I go to get these times? I can’t do it the old way. Just took too damned long.

E gps on equibase replaced trakus. Just go to full charts select your track and date and then you can select a gps chart for each race. You can then look at whole furlong splits

[JustRalph]

Originally Posted by Fightingirish51195

E gps on equibase replaced trakus. Just go to full charts select your track and date and then you can select a gps chart for each race. You can then look at whole furlong splits

Is this new? Is it accurate?

[Fightingirish51195]

Originally Posted by JustRalph

Is this new? Is it accurate?

https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-rac...shift-to-e-gps

[Gerard02]

Thanks!!!

[JustRalph]

Originally Posted by Fightingirish51195

https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-rac...shift-to-e-gps

Thanks CJ

[cj]

Originally Posted by JustRalph

Is this new? Is it accurate?

The don't provide ground loss which was the biggest benefit of Trakus in my opinion. Most of the GPS tracks now use a hybrid system, beams for the final time and GPS for the fractions. It is solid. GPS as a stand alone is still bad IMO.

[Fightingirish51195]

Originally Posted by cj

The don't provide ground loss which was the biggest benefit of Trakus in my opinion. Most of the GPS tracks now use a hybrid system, beams for the final time and GPS for the fractions. It is solid. GPS as a stand alone is still bad IMO.

Agreed there. That is one thing I definitely miss