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Ive been hunting around trying to find a good form service to use for my database and systems. So far ive been using RSB's feed.

For a fee Cyberhorse offer 10-history form at Nominations and Acceptances plus some other stuff.

what are other people using to get their form data?

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Thread title and content edited. Clearly identifying and discussing the merits of commercial racing products has led to a large amount of abuse of the privilege and has had to be restricted in this forum due to the following sorts of posts which regularly appeared.

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The following types of postings are not acceptable.

Potentially defamatory or libellous. This especially relates to the identifying of businesses, racing products, racing personalities or other individuals in a context that could harm reputations, even if justified.

Promotion of 'get rich quick' schemes or e-mail solicitations to join such schemes.

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Moderator 3.

I think you would be better finding a forum that can be used to answer you questions.

Shinta,

There are other well known forums that discuss these details.

Do you really need 10 starts ? If So I can give you a free service that will give you the lifetime results of each horse. As I can not give out the site here you should can get in contact with me via finding pns01 where other "mad punter"s are.

Good Luck.

All I can say is.... wow.

There are usually no objections to naming a site providing it doesn't develop into a serious, free advertising promotion via numerous posts promoting the site here. The URL is usually OK provided it isn't a direct link, as a direct link helps increase the other site's search engine rankings, so just eliminate the www as everyone will know to add that. So using OZmium's site smartgambler, as an example, smartgambler.com.au would suffice.
Moderator 3.

wow again.

ahh great thanks for the clarification moderator.

That's fine Wesmip1. We had to clamp down in this area a number of years ago.

Some websites used this forum in an organised manner to provide free advertising campaigns for themselves.

There was also dissatisfaction from some paying advertisers due to the amount of "free forum promos."