[imgv94]

If so let me know?

[bigboydan]

You mean your getting tired of going to the liquor stor and picking up a copy of the DRF, and having the bums hit you up for some spare change

[Seattle Slew]

I usually will buy the equibase programs for $1.50 if I'm playing just one track. But anything more, I go with the 3-track DRF online edition for $3.50.

I always prefer to have the form in my hands as opposed to using the computer, but the value just isn't there to pay $5.30for six tracks when you're only playing two.

They used to have a 3-track edition for $3.50, but now that's even $4.25 and very tough to find even at OTB sites. If I'm going to the OTB for late races, I usually look in the trash first before buying a program or form. 9 times out of 10, I'll find the program or even a full DRF. Just irks me to pay $5.30 for a form.

I remember when I first went to the track in the earl 1980s, the DRF was $1.25.

[gummo]

Only 3 bucks for 6 tracks at River Downs.

[imgv94]

Someone should purchase them online and send them to everyone..

[thezbar]

tvg and xpressbet offer online versions of the pp's for a given track.The price is usually one dollar.I will usually just save it on the computer and don't print it as ink can be costly.I do this for tracks that aren't printed in the west coast form when I need the extra info or off racing days {mon + tues}.However the best value for me in just to pony up the $4.50 for the form which I usually do 5 days a week.Publichandicapper.com has weekly contest in which you can win free on-line past preformances.I'm waiting to score in one of those before I get involved with downloading from the drf.

[Ponies101]

Maybe Horse racing and handicapping information from Thoroughbred Sports Network. form will be to your liking.

Premium past performance is $0.50 per track, plenty of info there.