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Speed ratings can be obtained from the Racing Post, as well as being sold by many different companies. Some people live by speed ratings, whilst some like to use them in conjunction with other methods. However, most people who are successful at betting will acknowledge that speed ratings are definitely something that should be used in one way or another.

The Perfect Punter tipping service made a big splash early in March with some very impressive claimed results and also some big winning days in the first few days of the service. (Sid has reviewed this service earlier in this report)

Prior to going live it was proofed to members of the Racing Investors Club where it performed very well also.

Product Overview

The Perfect Punter is a straight forward tipping service for backing horses to win or place at value prices on the flat meetings in the UK.

Quick on the Draw

Product Name: Quick on the Draw
Supplier/Author: Sportsworld Publishing/Steve Carter
Website: www.sportsworldpublishing.net
Price: £79
Category: Horse Racing Backing System

Product Overview

The system comes as a well written eighteen page booklet explaining how a situation has been identified where the backer has a definite advantage over the layer in certain horse races. It goes on to explain how this is best exploited together with suggested money management and a summary of last year’s results.

Summary

The rules of the system are easy to follow and should take no more than five minutes to identify selections on a day when there is a qualifying meeting using any newspaper or online race card. Everybody should get the same selections. The test period was from the 18th February through till 2nd April when six qualifying races were identified which meant backing eighteen horses and resulted in three winners with average BSPs of 13.5 (100/8 in old money) after deduction of commission. This gave a net profit of 22.86 points for an ROI of 127%.

Flat turf racing takes place in the UK between late March and early November on Turf. There is also all weather racing on the artificial surfaces at Great Leigh’s, Lingfield, Southwell, Wolverhampton and Kempton all year round. The main All Weather season starts in December.

We have now entered the transitional period between the end of the proper winter jumps season and the beginning of the flat season. This period can throw up some strange results the layers can take advantage of.

Serious layers should now be preparing to focus their efforts on flat racing.

The Prize Lays system is doing incredibly well and was a real surprise success, on first reading the rules we had our doubts as to whether it would be worthwhile but we have now been following this system since December 6th and we are very impressed.

Our experiment laying at odds smaller than Betfair SP has been running for two and a half months now in its current form and its proving to be very frustrating.

This is a follow on to my previous article regarding betting ideas you can use with GHB.

In V3.3 (current version) we introduced “order by index” which was mainly added so that you could bet on greyhounds by trap number.

The Cheltenham festival is almost upon us and in this months article I want to discuss some of the meetings supporting races.

Firstly though let me recap where we are on our festival bets.
The World Hurdle
The World Hurdle looks very interesting to me because I think that Kasbah Bliss looks the most likely winner. Last month he was 100 to 30 on the exchanges and is now much shorter. He looks banker material. Obviously Big Bucks and Punchestowns are the dangers.

In 2007 I wrote an article for Betting School on the Grand National. This outlined the details of a system that I had developed for the great race which had previously shown an uncanny ability for identifying many winning and placed horses in the race. Followers of the system received immediate and excellent reward for working out the systems selections in 2007.