¢HORSE RACING¢by Jim Lad¢¢ This game was written in Turbo Basic in 1988. There are six races in each game and the object of the game is to pick the winner in each race. This should be done by studying the form of each horse and the betting forecast. The legends LO, MI and SH mean long, medium and short respectively. Each particular horse should be at its best over that distance. The figures in the end column under D represent the number of times that a horse has won at that distance.¢¢ Your six selections are used in a HEINZ bet, which to the uninitiated means 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 four horse accumulators, 6 five horse accumulators and one 6 horse accumulator making up 57 bets. This is why it is known as a HEINZ.¢¢ Your winnings are calculated and saved to disk if they qualify for the top ten. You should, therefor, not write protect the disk. In addition, form is loaded in from the disk before each set of races and the updated form from those races is saved to disk before the high score table appears.¢¢Enjoy!¢
