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Greyhounds
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Does anyone know where i might be able to download past results?
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Dunno about downloading but https://greyhoundbet.racingpost.com/ goes back 5 years historically.
https://www.gbgb.org.uk/racing/results goes back further and you can list by track on there. |
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I already use these but the data has to be accessed manually. I'd like to save time by downloading the data automatically, even if there's a cost.
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Looking back yester years results gives yar right ump imo
Specially old derby rds Cos going forward you have towcester that’s more and enough put you over the edge  |
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Cant you download into excel using a macro ?
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There are a few examples if you google "download greyhound results using a macro" if you dont already.
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49028178/greyhound-data-import-to-excel-macro-formula
Have you previously tried this ? |
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It's a steep learning curve, particularly if you have little or no programming experience.
The results can be web scraped using a python script, grabbing the data from the gbgb api List of races on a day "https://api.gbgb.org.uk/api/results?page=1&itemsPerPage=200&date=2022-04-12&race_type=race" Example of a meeting link "https://api.gbgb.org.uk/api/results/meeting/384072?meeting=384072" If you copy the links into Firefox, the resulting JSON should display in a workable format John Watson Rooney videos (learn how o web scrape with python) "https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=john+watson+rooney" Get the Pycharm IDE (Free) "https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/" |