QuickHorse '09 Horse Racing Software 09 1026 rev 2.2

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QuickHorse '09 Horse Racing Software will automatically access free programs and results from the Internet. It also allows for the use of PAY DATA from sites such as brisnet.com. Thirdly it allows you to download free html entries and charts files. These features alone will save time and money. Watch as QuickHorse takes your specific entries, then automatically tunes one of 4 handicapping methods, or your own home built custom handicapping method, to produce selections based on past races at your favorite track.

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