TrackMaster, an Equibase Company, has just announced the release of a brand new race program format called Pace Past Performances. To kick things off, click below and try them out for free for races this Thursday, Friday & Saturday.

TrackMaster President David Siegel explained, "Recently we surveyed our customers and they spoke volumes about wanting to see pace information in our past performance programs. We listened by creating a new program version with exclusive information not found anywhere else."

TrackMaster Pace Past Performances takes an extremely in-depth look inside the pace of the races. This new version will not be replacing any of the existing formats customers may already use and enjoy, but is rather an entirely separate product.

Now included on each past performance line, when available, users will find individual horse times for all four quarters of the race as well as the first, middle and last halves. The first and last three quarters times are included as well. In addition there are pace ratings for each of the four quarters. TrackMaster has also added average positions by quarter so you can interpret whether a horse's racing style is more leaver, follower or closer. The pace style numbers and pace ratings are also ranked for easy handicapping.

To fit the new data elements the programs have been formatted to print landscape, meaning sideways on the page. A race typically fits on 2 pages.

TrackMaster Pace Past Performances includes all these features:

Individual horse fractional times - 1/4, 1/2 & 3/4 times on every past performance line when able to be calculated. Racing styles - Average positional calls and pace figures by quarter ranked for all horses in the race. Landscape print - The programs are formatted to print sideways on the page to fit the new data and will be 2 pages per race. Additional features - Newly added features include stud fees and horse yearling and mixed sale prices.

To access the Free Pace Past Performances for this Thursday through Saturday, or to find out more about the new product go to TrackMaster here.

David Siegel, TrackMaster