I don't know what data you are referring to but I never have a problem with it being incorrect for the data I use from it. I also don't think Neale would appreciate comments like that either, if you have an issue you should contact him rather than post negative comments on a public forum.

From the testing I completed against other databases I found errors with starting prices and final dividends.

If you don't have any issues - that's great.
I've done my own analysis and suggest others to do the same.

If you run the results from Bet S vs CP database you see variances.

I won't comment on the other software, but simply point out that RaceCensus is double checked with it's data to ensure accuracy.
There could be a couple of reasons for differences, but usually it's due to errors not picked up in other software which is flagged in RaceCensus.
I always urge clients to contact me if they were to find any errors, this is a very rare occurrence indeed.

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I've used the software (Neil's) in the past and had no great problems with it. His prices then were from the NSW TAB, that's why there may be a difference?

Form downloads, unless you get it processed from places like CP, the Wizard or others do have errors in them, your software has to be able to identify those.

what pre-post prices Mattio?

Cheers LG

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