CompuTrak Handicapper Forum Google Group

vista 64 bit

2009-09-18T01:43:20Z

DEAR FORUM USERS CAN ANY BODY GIVE ADVICE ON HOW I CAN ACCESS
COMPUTRAK ON MY 64 BIT OPERATING SYSTEM,THANK YOU

Great handicapping tool!!!

2009-03-15T03:14:05Z

I've been using CT for years and have been collecting many
"signers" (IRS W-2G's) along the way.

There is a lot to CT and suggest any serious horse player to study all
the information Rube (CT founder) provides. After reading all the
posts, I get a sense that not everyone has studied the details (Ex:

Computrak - Santa Anita

2008-12-30T21:53:47Z

Has anyone evaluated their results using Computrak at Santa Anita?
Wondering whether it is similar to Hollywood Park.

Re: Conditional Wagers

2008-05-23T17:10:48Z

Thats good to know, thanks!!!

Re: Racing Form

2008-05-22T17:45:14Z

Larry,
CompuTrak is designed to only use the Racing Form data that can be
downloaded from either TSN or BrisNet.
The price of the TSN EG data file, for example, is only fifty cents
for a full track card.
Regards,
Rube
Revelation Software

Conditional Wagers

2008-05-22T14:32:28Z

Hi everyone I wanted to share some information I just found out
about. At Twinspires you can now make "Conditional Wagers". Kind of
like a conditonal trades buying stocks. What you can do is set the
minimum odds you will take for your bet. This is especially great with
CompuTrak, since I have to make most of my bets before the race is

Racing Form

2008-05-22T10:51:00Z

I just got the system. I buy the Racing form, and donot use the online
version of the Racing Form.. Is it possible to use to use the Paper itself
with the system?
thank you
silvergrey1

Re: information

2008-05-19T19:06:40Z

I wish it was that easy

Hollypark

2008-05-18T07:11:46Z

Today at Hollywood Park, the last four races were all sprints. Each
winner could be found in the top three of RES and RF columns,
including the winner of the 9th, which was listed as second in RT,
listed first in RES, RF, and FT. This horse paid $131.60 for 2
dollars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Pick 3 paid for $5912.50 for a one dollar

information

2008-05-17T23:24:30Z

If I join your group, will I start winning at the racetrack? Phil

Re: suggestions for winning`

2008-05-16T20:55:02Z

A question that always seems to be asked when replying to posts of
how well a poster has done is "What settings are you using?" I have
yet to see anyone respond with the settings that were used for the
poster to get the results they have posted for. So I will ask again,
what settings did you use to get the results you have posted? Thank

suggestions for winning`

2008-05-16T09:24:32Z

I have studied over 100 sprint races at different tracks. 6, 6.5, and
7 furlongs and found that the top three numbers in RES and RF win @
50%. That is to say one of the top three numbers comes in first
around half the time. It may be higher @ Hollypark. Last Sunday May
11, in the 6th @ Hollypark, the #6 horse came in and paid $75.00 for 2

Re: May 10-11 Hoolywood

2008-05-16T02:24:11Z

HI
In the six race today at Hollywood the odds line picked #5 checking
on the extensive looked o.k but after seeing the workouts on the Free
Brisnet for that race after A layoff it was A no brainer.

Re: May 10-11 Hoolywood

2008-05-16T02:16:00Z

Hi guys
Hollywood S

Re: May 10-11 Hoolywood

2008-05-12T16:50:51Z

Good hit! I played both days but didn't get down on the long one.
I'm still checking out the program for consistency and the best
approach. How are you playing the oddsline? Are you using the
default?