Just tried the link and they seem to run all the time with previews, racing news etc. Much like our sport dedicated stations.

Thanks Mark,

I used to listen via WillHill, but found far superior coverage and race commentary on the link I posted above which is Sportinglife.com (a link from their site).

hmmm it's not working for me. I have windows media player. Windows media just says it can't open the file.

If you can't access it via the link I gave you.

Go to sportinglife.com

The link is on there somewhere.

I have media player version 9 and just copied and pasted it to the forum, so perhaps it has to be loaded prior.
Sorry Dan.

Dan, Mark and others interested,

I found a page for audio/video which is free and you don't need an account for U.S. races.

There is a whole lot of links on the right hand side for individual tracks next to "see it live".

http://www.capitalotb.com/

P.S. Dan, did you manage to get that other link working?

BTW, the liquidity in U.S. and RSA (South African) racing is very thin indeed.

[ This Message was edited by: Chrome Prince on 2004-08-19 01:45 ]

Yes I did Chrome thanks. I had to go through the sportinglife website to get it though. How's your laying been going? I haven't had a chance to try your method out yet.

You really have to be disciplined and patient, but it's worth it.

I might go 5 races in a row with no bets or lays at all, then something jumps out as a real lay or bet opportunity.

I can't believe the overs some people will give, compared to the bookies boards in rare cases.

I've seen even money favourites at a lay price of $1.40 and a bet price of $2.50 (never simulateously though!).

Chrome,

Good to see you working from odds and not form. :smile: