My horse racing system? January 29th, 2009
I have a horse racing system that involves betting on favourites and then increasing my stake. It is not the martingale system and I cover my losses when I win but however will I become unstuck. I bet on groups on 10 races when neccessary and is there a good chance of a favourite not winning in these 10 races. Should I test the system on paper first and how much testing will it take to prove the system works?
On average, favourites win about 30% of races but if you restrict it to certain months, say for instance the months of June, July and August for the Flat then you'll find that a higher proportion of fancied runners win races because the ground is usually good or good/firm and, in theory, horses should be at their peak level of fitness.
Sir Alan
January 28th, 2009 at 8:57 am
On average, favourites win about 30% of races but if you restrict it to certain months, say for instance the months of June, July and August for the Flat then you'll find that a higher proportion of fancied runners win races because the ground is usually good or good/firm and, in theory, horses should be at their peak level of fitness.
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mr.longshot
January 28th, 2009 at 11:13 am
Yes you should. If you find yourself making a buck .. Then put it into action for real. When I was in high school, I worked for a horse owner/player. What I did is have him bring home that days form. Then go through it and mark the horses who lit the board. Soo. that was my next days school and homework LOL. I studied this stuff for 2 years (or more) then started playing on paper. Low and behold.. Found myself picking horses finishing in the money. And have been supplementing my income ever since. What I do is show parlay.. Pick 4 to 7 races on a card.. Start with $20.00 and let 'er flow. I average 3 out of 10 successes and show a profit pretty darn consistently. I very seldom play the exotics, And try to stay away from chalk
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