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Originally Posted by pgardn
I did not read closely enough. I thought most of these numbers were based on total distance run. I thought that was the crux of the whole idea... anyways:
How did a company get to put this kind of technology in the saddle? At any track? Through NTRA or what...? I know its not like extra weight, I would just like to know how they got the rights to gather this sort of data and distribute it?
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Right now, I know of Trakus at Keeneland and Woodbine only. They offer the Trakus as a service, and one of the main uses is to show the position of horses during the simulcast of the race. Information is available at Keeneland's website.