Brisnet

**Easy-Rider 66** · 01-24-13, 06:01 PM

Do not know much about Brisnet. Use Equibase/DRF and for the major race days Thorograph data. Have seen some big differences in the data between companies so I guess it comes down to what your comfortable with.

**mikemca** · 01-24-13, 09:03 PM

Originally posted by steve227

Good,bad,worth the money,how bout handicapping tools.
Opinions,comments
please
just getting back into game after 25yrs off need a good direction to follow in this high tech tools out there

Its free so definitely worth the money but they are probably the worst speed figures made.It is all computer generated from raw times which is really bad.

Don't get me wrong there is a lot of good information on bris pps just not the speed figures.

DRF formulator is the nuts .You can't get a better package all in all.There figures are sometimes whacky too but way better than bris and ease of use is amazing.Every stat on everything at your fingertips.I would also invest in workout reports and pace figures.You can use Moss pace figures that DRF provides but they aren't good.

**gregm** · 01-25-13, 01:31 AM

Originally posted by mikemca

Its free so definitely worth the money but they are probably the worst speed figures made.It is all computer generated from raw times which is really bad.

Don't get me wrong there is a lot of good information on bris pps just not the speed figures.

DRF formulator is the nuts .You can't get a better package all in all.There figures are sometimes whacky too but way better than bris and ease of use is amazing.Every stat on everything at your fingertips.I would also invest in workout reports and pace figures.You can use Moss pace figures that DRF provides but they aren't good.

I agree. There are some tools out there easier on the eyes than DRF but DRF is still the main site I use. Everything is there.

**steve227** · 01-25-13, 05:31 PM

thanks guys i know i have been out of touch with horse handicapping for awhile and appreciate all your help