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I have been using software for more than 10 years now. I changed once, two years ago, from All In One to HSH. To say I am happy with the change, would be an understatement. Initially, I was reluctant to make the change, but the power of HSH really suited my needs as I like to customize analysis rather than receive canned analysis. For some reason, I am noticing a number of people changing ...

Quote: Originally Posted by facorsig I am not considering to change, but would be curious if others see value in "trying them all" That's different than "changing". I think many people have tried other software without ever ultimately changing the one they use.

I think we all should be happy with the fact that a single piece of software, no matter how good, will never have everyone embrace it in a pari-mutuel game. Trying multiple "brands" is a good thing to do to see what one is a good match for your own handicapping style. But you have to come to the table with an idea of how you handicap and what information drives your decisions. Many ...

Quote: i can easily determine the source of odds Oh, please xplain how you would accomplish that.

I sometimes use Beyers numbers and compare them to odds. In some cases I see races where the speed figure is the only thing that supports those odds. If I see this trend then I can usually ignore a horse with lower odds, because I speculate that betters are looking only at the speed figures. This is the same way I would handle a popular program. If enough people were using it and I found...

What is HSH?

Quote: Originally Posted by matthewsiv What is HSH? http://www.horsestreet.com/

Many thanks