You're right - it was right there on the front page what is there and what is coming soon. Still looks like this will be a pretty cool feature.

Either way, I'm think I'm going to try and use the Formulator software for Friday/Saturday at Belmont this weekend.

The best feature I noticed is the fit to screen bar.

Gonna give them some time to get the kinks worked out, but it was all F'd up yesterday. The highlighted races were the wrong dates and race numbers. and if it happened to be the right date, it would take you to the wrong chart.

I think the powers-at-be shouldve gave the it a bit more of a trial run before cutting the red tape. Ill give them a mulligan because at least they are trying to improve the product.

Other than Moss's pace figures, which were never part of the original to my knowledge, I can't find anything thats missing and it seems to be loading much faster....pretty cool actually for what it is trying to do.

Currently Available
Past Performances
Beyer Graphs
Selections
Graded Handicap
Analysis
Jockey Stats
Trainer Stats
Jockey/Trainer Stats

Coming Soon
Trainer Patterns Tool
Past Performance Line Filtering
Pace Filtering (incremental splits, this horse)
Moss Pace Figures
Video Replays
Quick Sheets
Sibling Summary
TicketMaker Program
CardCreator Program
Full Printing Functionality
Full Chart Functionality
Notes Functionality

Just looked at this again and it seems MUCH better than it was over the summer when it was launced. There seems to be more features than I remember using on my downloaded version which I thought was up tod date including sibling analysis.

I think I'll be using this instead of the downloaded version.

I cant seem to figure out how to get the video, I probably don't have that version of the PPS in my subscription as it wasn't available when I renewed my Plan.

The summer version was a 'fast and dirty' Beta thing the developers were urged to mount. DRF's info guru Lonnie Goldfeder was on ATR this summer a couple of times at Toga, and said that the final product would be fabulous once totally accessorized. (But honestly... I prefer the download style myself as well.)