Formgrids

I'm trying to understand Formgrids better and there might be more Clan members out there who feel the same. If there's anybody who's clued up on Formgrids please place some posts here. As an example: I don't have a clue on how to use the LBH (lengths behind) feature. Any ideas Clan? For those of you who don't know what I'm talking about check www.formgrids.com . Any help would ease my frustration. Thanks!

LBH is when all the horses that run a particular distance on the day are put in order of the actual time they finish a race .

good tool but i wish you could do lengths behind for a particular c/d on multiple days

IT WOULD BE GREAT IF YOU COULD SOMEHOW USE LBH AS A PREDICTIVE TOOL TO FIND POSSIBLE WINNERS BEFORE THE RACE IS RUN.

Ai would be great

Riaan these may help

click on the link below and see that the 2yold filliys ALL IS SECRET, FRANNY, VALDIVIA and COUNTER RIDGE carring 58kgs ran the same distance of 1200m almost as fast as DELAGO DELUXE (AUS) 107 - 3yold colt carring 54kgs and EBONY FLYER 108 - 4yold filly carring 60kgs,, that gives you the idea that the 2yold fillys are all heading for the top division,,, so the lenght behind helps to show you the class of horse in the result,, bear in mind that several other factors have to be taken into account,,,but thats the gist of its use

www.formgrids.co.za/subscriber/fgLengthB...SV&dist=1200&cnty=ZA

sorry put wrong link,, now corrected

mr hawaii Wrote:

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> good tool but i wish you could do lengths behind
> for a particular c/d on multiple days

I can build this in excel as I have record of the last 250 000 races that I currently use in my system to study form. Let me know how you would use a particular c/d on multiple days?

Guys

Give me some Ideas, what type of data would you guys find use full that you don't get currently on formgrids and why. I might be able to build something with all my data.

Thanks to all the Clansmen for your helpful replies, much appreciated!

like to compare times over a distace over a period of time - also would love to have the ave MR of the field that the horse ran against.