Digiturf Horse Racing: 2010 Above Average Horses ~ 2010 Above Average Trainers ~ 2010 Above Average Profits ~ 2010 Above Average Awards ~ 2011 Above Average Rewards

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We know 2011 is going to be a great year, but we can’t help wishing you an even better one!

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The Digiturf Team

2010 Above Average Horses
	The top 20 horses won 39.5% of their races and $6,800 each in 2010. Interestingly, while Ap Executioner was the most successful horse with earnings over $10,200 and both the Triple Crown Sprint and Saratoga Sprint Championship titles but G3 Sofa King Drunk may be the best horse of all. Want to see how- and compare your horses?
2010 Above Average Trainers
	The top twenty highest trainers averaged $59K in 2010. Unbelievably, Chrisman earned over $80K each season. The average players running over 1,000 races on Digiturf in 2010 won 16% of their races and won over $1,7M on Digiturf.com. Want to see who won a staggering 25.8% of all his races- and how you compare?
2010 Above Average Profits
	2,285 horses were auctioned in 2010, averaging $127.50 per horse. 54 horses sold for $1,000 and higher, some were even sold twice, while Secret Legend sold for over $6,000. Secret Legend is the second most expensive horse in the history of virtual horse racing. Clearly, someone is making money with their horses both in the races and the auctions.
2010 Above Average Awards
	Ever wonder who were the top ten trainers of the year, or how you compared as a trainer? The Race Programmer poured through every single race since the beginning of time to identify the best trainers of each year since 2001. These are the trainers who made Digiturf great, and you’re leading the next generation in their footsteps.
2011 Above Average Rewards
	There are over 27,345 races until the end of the season, plus you can cap a race, request a race and even sponsor a race. Don’t forget to qualify for a race, championship or consolation race. With over $300,000 sponsoring the 30th season of virtual horse racing you want your horses to run as many races as possible- or at least more than the average horse.