Grandstand Publishing Systems

Grandstand Publishing has been Australia's leading publisher of horse racing systems for over 20 years and for nearly 10 years all Grandstand Publishing systems have been designed for use in Bet Selector. New Grandstand Publishing systems are released roughly every second month authored and researched by their main racing analyst Barry Hughes and co-contributors Alan Brady and Julie Hayes.

Special Bet Selector Deals for Grandstand Publishing Systems Clients

If you have recently paid more than $200 for any of Grandstand Publishing systems then you are eligible for discounts of at least $250 on most Bet Selector versions. For a special quote just email us at info@capitalinfo.com.au with details of what Grandstand Publishing systems you have purchased over the past 12 months. The same applies for existing program users looking for a discount on program upgrades.

Following is a list of recent Grandstand Publishing systems:

Grandstand Publishing Contact Details

For more details on Grandstand Publishing and their racing analyst Barry Hughes go to the Grandstand Publishing web site at www.grandstand.com.au

You can contact Barry Hughes and Grandstand Publishing by mail at Grandstand Publishing, PO Box 33, The Entrance NSW 2261. You can also ring Grandstand on (02) 4332 4867 to talk to racing analyst Barry Hughes and office manager Joan Hughes.

For a free info pack including two free racing systems and a free demo version of Bet Selector just send an email with the word "free" in the subject line to demo@capitalinfo.com.au

For other info please contact Neale Yardley at Capital Information Services, PO Box 1435, Kingscliff NSW, Australia 2487, Email info@capitalinfo.com.au

Ph + 61 (0) 415 295 675 (best from 10am - 12 noon Sydney time, Mon - Fri)

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