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Microsoft odbc drivers 64 bit. On the last page, I mostly use to get a general idea of speed ratings that are competitive. I mostly use though to see the pace pictures. How many Es, EPs, Ps, and Cs are are in the race.

I also check out their Quirin points.For CR/RR, I mostly use them to see the quality of race and performance. I find some race classes I dont need the RR, but for some races where class can be muddled, it helps. Allowance starter races are an example, where a A5000s can have differences from race to race.

Changes are here, and we’re proud to launch the newest version of Brisnet.com – The Handicappers’ Edge. Am I correct that if I order the PP’s for a track for the following day, I will be charged, period? Even if I place a bet through BrisBet or TwinSpires? Those PP’s used to be free if I bet on that track the following day. Is there anyway to pull those PP’s for free, as in the past? TVG lets you download DRF PP’s a day in advance, if you bet through their site.

Is this the new reality of brisnet in a crumbling relationship with Keeneland Select/Twin Spires? I’m a 20 year member of BrisNet. I used to walk across the parking lot to pick up some copies when I worked in the tall building behind you in Corporate Center. This is very disappointing if I can no longer access your PPs in advance for free, provided I bet with Keeneland Select or Twin Spires. Needs to be addressed immediately or you’ll have plenty of people head to DRF.Thanks for your attention,Mark Waggoner96waggonerma. I downloaded the Data (single) file for GP Dec10 and got the file without Saddle cloth numbers. Under the old system when I was downloaded files it would have a “P” and I knew that this was the saddle cloth file.

Presently it appears one can not see the difference. If i re download that file tomorrow will I be charged again.Eddie in closing I do not want to be the kind of guy that has a reputation of anything new is not good, but I find that I have to add more steps to download files. I liked the old style much better. I have been an active Brisnet user since 1998. I find the new web site to be awkward and a disappointing change. It is not user friendly, it takes longer or requires extra bookmarks (which I hate when using my iPhone or iPad while at the track or just wanting a quick look or answer. I do not like taking extra steps looking for things in “search”.

I miss the easy access to links on the Handicappers Edge, especially the link to “upcoming stakes” for easy advance planning for my Brisnet PP’s purchases. I also did not like that you discontinued special monthly pricing for the PP’s. As a one time multiple daily user, I now use it less. Basic arithmitic tells you that the designer plan is significantly more expensive than the now defunct Silver Plan.

I understand the need for an increase from a business standpoint but i think advertising it as cheaper is a mistake. More importantly this change has increased the cost of downloading Allways data files which has not seen any updates since the creator of the software passed away. One of the things that I liked were the continual updates and improvements to that software.

Is there no one at Brisnet or beyond that can pick up the ball on this issue? The Product ( allways file ) remains stagnant while its price increases. Just my 2 cents. Ed DeRosa,As a longtime subscriber who has spent hundreds of dollars on datafile downloads, I am STUNNED beyond belief that you would even consider substantial price increases without adding any value.

The math is pretty simple. For $30, I could purchase 15 Multicaps datafiles. Now, to download the same number of Multicaps datafiles, I will have to pay $20 + $30 = $50. That is a MARKUP of 66%.

I understand the concept of inflation but this is ridiculous. Your customer service staff have now been instructed to keep mum on the subject, or worse yet, they have no clue about the impact of the changes you have made. Many years ago, I remember speaking to agents who actually understood what betting races involved. Ed, I need to speak to you. I am sure that you have more than enough on your plate, but I need to speak with someone who is willing and able to speak frankly about your changes. I depend on your datafiles to develop value driven bets. Frankly, I am terrified that your company is headed south and that I will no longer be able to use your products.