Your Starting Gate is your SRA2001 Manual!
PART 1
Preface
CHAPTER 1.1 About the authors
CHAPTER 1.2 Introduction
1.2.1 On punting today
1.2.2 What is SRA2001?
1.2.3 Evidence for usefulness of SRA2001
1.2.4 Future plans, updates
1.2.4.1 Future of our present SRA2001
version 6.7c
1.2.4.2 The next SRA2001 version 7.0
(Windows 95 and above version)
1.2.5 Installing and running SRA2001
1.2.5.1 System requirements
1.2.5.2 How to install the SRA2001
horse selecting and exotic betting advisor program
1.2.5.3 How to run SRA2001?
1.2.6 Organization of this booklet
PART 2 Racing concepts
CHAPTER 2.1 How horses run
2.1.1 Assessment of their future runs [bonus/penalty system]
2.1.2 Patterns of predictability
2.1.2.1 Positive and Negative
factors
2.1.2.2 Positive factors:
2.1.2.3 Negative factors:
2.1.3 Other considerations
2.1.3.1 Improvements
2.1.3.2 Riders
2.1.3.3 Spell
2.1.3.4 Trackwork
2.1.3.5 Rain Affected Ratings
2.1.4 Winning maxims and methods
2.1.4.1 Definition of the CLASSES
used in different states and tracks with the total number catered for on the
SRA2001:
2.1.4.2 Classes in 1999 and the 21st
century!
2.1.5 Handicapping terms
2.1.6 The class conscious punter
2.1.7 Necessary data, data sources
CHAPTER 2.2 Betting types, exotic betting
2.2.1 Win & Place
2.2.2 The lure of the exotic betting
2.2.3 Quinellas & Trifectas
2.2.4 Doubles, Trebles & others
PART 3 Computers in handicapping
CHAPTER 3.1 A quick overview of the analysis of the run of horses
3.1.1 To start a new race
3.1.2 A typical race
CHAPTER 3.2 Preparing a race analysis (data entry)
3.2.1 Fast and reliable data input
3.2.2 Correct wrong data [list of horses with colour bar]
3.2.2.1 Correct wrong data during
data entry
3.2.2.2 Correct wrong data
later
3.2.3 Filling race data
3.2.4 Weight calculation
CHAPTER 3.3 Calculating exotic betting combinations
3.3.1 Prepare the calculation of exotic betting combinations
3.3.1.1 Calculation of Quinella and
Trifecta combinations:
3.3.1.2 Calculation of Doubles
combinations:
PART 4 Punting on a regular base
CHAPTER 4.1 Filing system
4.1.1 Save your races [naming conventions]
4.1.2 Other file managing functions
4.1.3 Print filing sheets of races
4.1.3.1 Main data sheet
4.1.3.2 Betting sheets
4.1.4 Log files
4.1.4.1 View the contents of a log
file
4.1.4.2 Word searching feature
4.1.4.3 Delete the content of a log
file
CHAPTER 4.2 From preparation till last minute fine tuning
4.2.1 Manage your odds
4.2.2 Scratching/Deleting horses
4.2.3 Amend horses' weight
4.2.4 Adding new horse to an already analysed race
CHAPTER 4.3 Organize your betting
4.3.1 The pricing or the "odds"
4.3.2 Your betting bank and betting ways
4.3.3 To bet or not to bet
4.3.4 Beating the races
4.3.5 At the track
4.3.6 Pick winners only
PART 5 Appendices
Appendix A. Change the program's configuration
Appendix B. Pittsburgh Phil's Maxims
Appendix C. DOS shell feature - command line options
Appendix D. Navigation keys
Appendix E. Screenshots of SRA2001
Appendix F. Abbreviations of the class tables
PART 6 Index
Enquiries to: Les
Burton |
Last updated July 2001 |
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