The only place for that I know of, is for graded stakes in the "Stakes Results" section of SIMULCAST DAILY within DRF.com. I imagine there is a similar format like that somewhere else though... On Formulator, you can jump through results to the individual horses in a race and find their Beyer, but that is obviously labor-intensive. I'll check with Lonnie Goldfedder at DRF and see if there is a product or locale for exactly what you want. It's a good question and I'm confident it exists in the ideal format.

You can use the beaten lengths adjustments, available here among other places.

Quick question regarding the Beyer numbers...It seems no matter how fast a horse goes they get between a 110-115...I believe the highest this year was a 115, maybe 118. In the past they seemed to get in the 120's..Ghostzapper I believe ran a 128.
What exactly does a horse have to do go above 120? Strike equaled Groovy's track record (Groovy received a 133 or 132 and Strike received a 111) Just doesn't make much sense to me...

Have you seen a horse in the past several years that looked at fast as Ghostzapper?

Groovy obviously ran that time on a slow track, Strike ran it on a lightning fast one. That is the difference.

A 22 point difference seems a bit much, Commentator has run a few big numbers...

Groovy ran that in the mud and won by 5 3/4 lengths. Fabulous Strike ran it on a lightning fast strip and only won by 1 1/4 lengths with only 3.75 lengths back to Silver Edition in third.