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The One Minute Handicapper for Thoroughbred Horse Races

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For those who enjoy the annual Kentucky Derby and all the important prep races leading up to it, Hometown Information Technologies and Racing Ventures, Ltd. are pleased to announce the availability of the 2013 version of the One Minute Handicapper (OMH).

 

Designed entirely using Filemaker11Adv and produced as run-time implementations for both Windows and Macs, OMH scrapes raw past performances data from industry sources and scores horses using 24 variables that are well-known indicators of success on the race track.

 

This product is well-suited for casual players who don't want to pore over complex data in trying to hit the high-priced winners which have occurred in the Kentucky Derby in recent years.

 

Attached is a worksheet produced from OMH for the Tampa Bay Derby on Saturday, 3/9, at Tampa Bay Downs in OLdsmar, FL. This race has been one of the key prep races for the Kentucky Derby every year.

 

Hometown Information Technologies specializes in Filemaker Pro and Filemaker-Go development for the horse racing and breeding industries, among others.

OMHWSTAM030913.pdf

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