Par time program

[KPMats10]

I'm looking for a program that will help me construct a par time chart that is compatible with BRIS/TSN data files.

Anyone here familiar with any such program?

[Dr Win]

ALL-Ways program just can do that: / start / print / pars / enter track code and bingo
but you have to have some data - races in there
good luck

[Sinner369]

Where is the Allways program.............website???




Sinner

[wegoosewe]

i am thinking this is it

http://www.brisnet.com/cgi-bin/dynamic.cgi?page=allways

[raybo]

If you're going to use AllWays to do it, you better be willing to spend mucho bucks for a bunch of AllWays data files, like $14 per racecard, unless you are a gold or silver Bris member.

I'm sure someone here has created par times charts from Bris data but they probably wouldn't want to give it out for free.

[nomadpat]

I'd advise against Allways data files from a financial standpoint. Not sure if you already have a bunch of TSN/BRIS data files or not, but if you don't mind a little "elbow grease", I'd suggest getting Infotran from here:

http://www.brisnet.com/cgi-bin/dynamic.cgi?page=utils
And Simple File Join from here:
http://www.peretek.com/sfj.php

To use Infotran, you make a Control File which specifies which field numbers to pull from the data file (so you can get class, final time of winner, track, condition, etc.) to make a new comma delimited file. If you happen to have the latest Excel, then you don't need this as it can accommodate all of the columns found in a file.
Simple File Join is used to combine a bunch of data files into one big one (a big time saver so you don't have to run Infotran for every data file).

This is the procedure I use to keep a database of QH race final times for pars.

Or fork out a few bucks and get the HorseStreet pars.

Best of luck!