Hi All,

does anyone know of a site where you can get prepost prices online? I don't mind paying a small amount for them.

I know I can get them in the paper, but I'm really not interested in buying a whole newspaper just for the prepost prices.

Cheers,
Chris.

Stebbo, from memory I think they have them online at WA tab site.

http://www.tabform.thewest.com.au/j.../TFFrameset.jsp
thats the link...very good site for that

Yeah, good site. When do they put the price forecasts on there, Shaun? Early in the morning?

The day before....you can choose what day top look at just these are the same prices printed in out local race paper and that is printed a few day in advance....the only thing i don't like about that site is as the races are run the prices are replaced with race results but it is a good site....they cover trots and dogs as well

Yeah, it looks great. It also has the last 4 starts listed there as well which is good. I agree that it's a bit disappointing that they remove all the info once the race is over.

Hey, does anyone know if these prices are the same ones found in eastern states newspapers as well? It would certainly be a great help if they were!!!



[ This Message was edited by: sportznut on 2003-12-15 08:19 ]

Just did a random check comparing with today's Sydney Morning Herald. They seem to be the same; BUT are updated taking account of scratchings --- which is a plus, I guess.

Note what it says on the site: "Price forecasts published for each race guide are based on a computer program."

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On 2003-12-15 09:05, Merriguy wrote:
Just did a random check comparing with today's Sydney Morning Herald. They seem to be the same; BUT are updated taking account of scratchings --- which is a plus, I guess.

Note what it says on the site: "Price forecasts published for each race guide are based on a computer program."

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Most of the pre-post prices are provided by the one company, The Ratings Bureau, which provides the prices for the WA site TABOnline.

There are a few exceptions such as the Herald-Sun and the Winning Post in Melbourne, whose prices are provided by ex-bookie Alf Blamey and the Melbourne Age, whose prices are provied by form analyst Ray Huxley.

Thanks, La Mer. Interesting :roll:

Yeah, great. If it is actually the case that the prices on that site are basically the same as in most papers around the country, that will make life a heck of a lot easier for people like me who use pre-post markets a lot.

I've just checked and they already have the form and prices up for tomorrow's meetings. What a great site!!!



[ This Message was edited by: sportznut on 2003-12-15 10:45 ]