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September 26, 2012
HKRJ's SPEED MAPS
Quick Hints for Getting Started
The SPEED MAPS [links to SM details] (containing a horse's past 10 starts, where applicable), is a powerful application that you won't find anywhere else. Most available products do not give the user the flexibility to determine what factors to include or to eliminate. Our SPEED MAPS, using the "tools" of Excel©, give YOU the power to filter and sort the information to your specifications.
One of the main features of the SPEED MAPS is to enable the user to easily eliminate uncompetitive races thereby focusing on those races of material value.
Filtering Arrows > by using the filtering arrows at the top of each column you can eliminate immaterial data as you see fit.
- One example of this would be to eliminate all AW (All Weather) races if you are focusing on a Turf race. Simply go to the top of the
Distance Column (AC), click on the "Arrow" and deselect any item that begins with an "A" (denoting an AW race).
- A second example might be to eliminate any race that has not be run in the past "X" number of days. Just go to the Days Column (H) and choose the "Number Filter" and input your filtering criteria.
Reset Filters > you can re-set all filters back to their original settings by simply clicking on the "Resort" Button located above the filtering arrows.
If you have any specific questions or comments please just drop me an email.
Earl
Racing Editor, HKRJ & HKRF
Our SPEED MAPS Module, like all our other services, is FREE with no hidden charges.
SPEED MAPS are available via E-MAIL on a FREE Subscription Basis.
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Bio on Earl Klein
Co-founder and Racing Editor of the Hong Kong Racing Journal since it's inception in 1995. During this period I have provided consulting services regarding Hong Kong racing to both end-users and corporate clients, such as Race Tracks, Off-track Betting Services, Bookmakers & TABs, On-line information services, etc.
For almost 10 years the HKRJ provided a Custom Service to the Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) which focused on a pre-race analysis report for the Chief Steward (Stipe), during the tenures of John Schreck and Jamie Stier.
A number-cruncher for my 'day job' and an enthusiastic part-time programmer with a love of horseracing, the analysis of Hong Kong Racing has been a natural fit to both my skills and hobby.
I enjoy making Hong Kong Racing a more level playing field so if you've got an opinion or a suggestion, please don't hesitate to drop me a line.
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