Once off free computaform ...snooze u loose !!

If you want a free online computaform for turffies saturady downlooad this

news.tabonline.co.za/FieldsPDF/Computafo...NTEIN@2011.04.02.pdf

its been placed under uk computaforms !

snooze u loose !!

Wow, I quite literally have not seen a computaform in like 8 years

Thanks Ant!

Glad to oblige Tommy ,you need to subscribe to the online version to get it . Not sure how much it costs know .Did for a while last year but i prefer the paper version in front of me so that i can decorate it the way i like bets i mean best !

I remember when I was a school lad waiting for my dad to come home with this big brown envelope containing all the computaforms for the up coming weeks racing.
When other kids had to study for history and geography and maths, I was studying turffontein, scottsville and kenilworth

Thanks for the gift!!!!!!!!!

Cool! Thanks Ant! It's funny Tommy this also reminded me of my late father. He had piles and piles of them when I was a kid.

antsinner Wrote:

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> Glad to oblige Tommy ,you need to subscribe to
> the online version to get it . Not sure how much
> it costs know .Did for a while last year but i
> prefer the paper version in front of me so that i
> can decorate it the way i like bets i mean best !


R300 for a year Ant...just renewed mine last week

Tommy_Hotspur Wrote:

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> I remember when I was a school lad waiting for my
> dad to come home with this big brown envelope
> containing all the computaforms for the up coming
> weeks racing.
> When other kids had to study for history and
> geography and maths, I was studying turffontein,
> scottsville and kenilworth

And they fitted snug in between your study books...

I am sure it beats the FREE tab sheet

Tommy_Hotspur Wrote:

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> I remember when I was a school lad waiting for my
> dad to come home with this big brown envelope
> containing all the computaforms for the up coming
> weeks racing.
> When other kids had to study for history and
> geography and maths, I was studying turffontein,
> scottsville and kenilworth

Of course, I never did that...... No, with me it was the Borrowdale racecard in the 1970s. Later, the Durban racecard when I was supposed to be studying at varsity.

And look where it all got me. Doing this, instead of a real job. X(

Unlucky_Dube Wrote:

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> Cool! Thanks Ant! It's funny Tommy this also
> reminded me of my late father. He had piles and
> piles of them when I was a kid.

Hopefully my son (or daughter) will be writing something similar in 20 years (wonder if ABC will still be around?)

My father was a firm believer in the race card (much cheaper) - I had to introduce him to the Computaform

It must have been 15 yrs?? ago I went to Windhoek to help Hans Eerenstien for the July in his bookies office with computerform under my arm. He took it ripped it up and threw in the bin.