THE DIAMOND RACING SYSTEM
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CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION
• REQUIREMENTS
• EMOTION AND BETTING MENTALITY
• SYSTEM RULES
• STEP BY STEP EXAMPLES
• ADVANCED ANALYSIS
• BETTING BANK & STAKING PLAN
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on purchasing this powerful horse racing system!
You’ve made a wise choice. The system you’ve purchased will surely prove
to be one of the most astute buys you’ve ever made. This system is not a
huge document but it gives all the information with examples in a clear
and concise format.
You will not be disappointed with the contents of this brilliant selection
method. As you can see from the results, the method has been producing
outstanding profits and will continue to do so as it is based around solid
selection methods.
Years of research and testing have gone into this system. I have tried,
tested and developed this system over the past two years and have
enjoyed consistent profits. This system can be used every day.
The method is really simple to follow. On normal weekdays racing I have
the selections marked off within 10 minutes. It may take double that time
on a very busy days, depending on qualifiers.
REQUIREMENTS
You will need the following to get started:
1) Access to the Internet.
2) A FREE account on the Racing Post webpage. If you do not have one
then go to [Link]
3) A betting account with a bookmaker or exchange.
EMOTIONS AND BETTING MENTALITY
Firstly, may I touch on the psychology of betting and what it takes to
become a winning punter as opposed to a losing one. This is a really
important part of the system and I can’t stress this enough!
There are times when you will have losing bets, it’s inevitable, but also
part of the overall process. When you’ve had a losing bet stay level
headed and stick to the system. Never chase losses!! No panic!! The
information contained in these pages has been thoroughly researched and
I see no reason why the results should not continue. The method will
continue selecting a very high strike rate of winners. That is of course if
you follow the method to the letter. I can guarantee a very high
percentage of people who buy the method will not be using it in a very
short space of time. The reason being is that backing short priced winners
is unappealing. This is not a get rich quick scheme. The positives of
following a method with a high strike rate of course is the knowledge that
your next winner is only around the corner. Not just one winner but
maybe a whole sequence. Given the choice I would rather operate a
method that gives you a high strike rate than waiting weeks or even
months for your next 38/1 shot.
The method is surprisingly straight forward. Once you have a possible
selection look at all the information you can and weigh up all of your
options. The method will point you in the right direction to find these
winners, but the final decision as to whether to actually back the selection
or not remains yours. Predicting the winner of a horse race is not an exact
science. There are so many variable factors that it would be foolhardy to
suggest that the winner could be accurately forecast for every single race.
Factors such as the going, the jockey, the tempo, the conditions, whether
or not the horse is having an off day, whether it is fully fit etc. all play a
major part in determining the outcome of a race. It is therefore only
possible to determine the horse with the most probable chance of winning
based upon the facts and figures available to the average person i.e.
those details published in for example on the Racing Post webpage.
Having spent hundreds of hours analysing tens of thousands of horse
races I have developed a formula based upon what I consider to be the
‘ultimate animal’ – that is the factors that a winning horse is most likely to
possess.
As we go through the selection method I will try to explain why the
information being used is significant and how it should be used to find
selections. All in all I think I have covered enough ground to make the
method an extremely profitable one if used correctly.
SYSTEM RULES
Most of the selections will be favourites. This is a good pointer for us. As
favourites win roughly 35% of all races run, this factor alone means we
are going to back plenty of winners. But by identifying true favourites
from false ones, we are going to increase this percentage. Please ensure
you follow this to the letter, do not deviate in any way or else the system cannot
be guaranteed. The objective of the system is to set yourself daily goals
and to stick rigidly to these!
RULE 1
Our first system criteria: It must be a British race – no Irish races.
RULE 2
The second one: It must be a NON handicap race.
RULE 3
The Horse must be quoted 1st favourite on the Racing Post webpage.
RULE 4
The Horse must have a maximum betting forecast price of 3.50 in decimal
odds.
RULE 5
The TS (Racing Post Topspeed) field on the on the Racing Post webpage must be
filled with values. IF empty AVOID.
RULE 6
The RPR (Racing Post Rating) field on the Racing Post webpage must be filled
with values. IF empty AVOID.
RULE 7
The FORM field on the Racing Post webpage must be filled with values. IF empty
AVOID.
ALL OF THE ABOVE RULES MUST MATCH!
PLEASE NOTE: These are just the basic system rules. We will move
on to the advanced analysis after a few “live” examples so let’s go
through a few race cards using the above rules.
STEP BY STEP EXAMPLES
Below you will find some examples. This is a simple Step by Step guide as
to how to select your runners with the basic system rules.
Open [Link] and click on “Cards”
RULE 1: We are only looking for British race courses. (See green arrows).
Click on the correct race course and select the first race.
Select the At-a-Glance button.
Ok, now you see all the information in one place.
RULE 2: Type of race
RULE 3 & 4: Position and forecast price
RULE 5: Racing Post TS field must be filled with values
RULE 6: Racing Post RPR field must be filled with values
RULE 7: Racing Post FORM field must be filled with values
Always start with Rule 1. Just disregard ALL RACES with the word HANDICAP!
The example below is a handicap race so NO BET.
Example 1
Below you see another handicap race so again no bet
Example 2
The one below is a NON HANDICAP race. RULE 1: CHECK. Let’s take a look at
the other system rules.
RULE 3 & 4: Position and forecast price.
The 1st forecast favourite Hurley Magic has a forecast price of 4/6 which is in the
correct price range. CHECK
RULE 5: RacingPost TS field
The field is not empty - CHECK
RULE 6: RacingPost RPR field
The field is not empty - CHECK
RULE 7: RacingPost FORM field
The field is not empty – CHECK
Example 3
An easy win for Hurling Magic which came 1st
Now another one. The one below is a NON HANDICAP race. RULE 1: CHECK
RULE 3 & 4: Position and forecast price.
The 1st forecast favourite Oscula is within the correct price range. CHECK
RULE 5: Racing Post TS field
The field is empty - FAILED
RULE 6: Racing Post RPR field
The field is not empty - CHECK
RULE 7: Racing Post FORM field
The field is not empty – CHECK
Example 4
Another NON HANDICAP race. RULE 1: CHECK.
RULE 3 & 4: Position and forecast price.
The 1st forecast favourite Oscula is within the correct price range. CHECK
RULE 5: Racing Post TS field
The field is empty - FAILED
RULE 6: Racing Post RPR field
The field is not empty - CHECK
RULE 7: Racing Post FORM field
The field is not empty - CHECK
Example5
Our selection Man Of Light came 1st
And the next winner. Rapid Flight 1st
Overall a pretty easy selection process.
You should find between 1 - 5 selections a day.
Following just these 7 basic rules will give you a 45% strike rate on the
WIN market and 75% on the place market!
Now let’s move on to the second part of the selection process.
ADVANCED ANALYSIS
ALWAYS COMBINE THE SYSTEM RULES WITH THE ADVANCED
ANALYSIS OPTIONS! This is how you identify true favourites from
false ones! DON’T BACK THE BASIC SYSTEM BETS BLINDLY!
Age
Quite simply certain ages of horse fair better than others. This may seem
quite logical as the younger an animal is the quicker it is likely to be and
the older one gets the slower it will become.
Form
The most influencing factor. 65% of all races are won by horses that
finished in the first 6 last time out. Figures suggest that a horse that had
won its previous race is more likely to win than a horse that finished for
example 3rd in its last outing. And a horse that finished 3rd in its last race
was more likely to win than a horse that had finished 6th. These facts will
probably not astound you and common sense tells us that this should be
the case. Concentrate on the previous 3 form figures for the current
season only. The horse that finished 1st last time out is 1.45 times more
likely to win than the horse that finished third. And the horse that finished
3rd is 2.16 times more likely to win than the horse finishing 6th.
Fitness
Horses that run within 28 days of their previous outing tend to win 66% of
all races. Obviously if more than one or even all the horses in the race
were running within 28 days then this figure does not have much
meaning. However, I found that horses running within 8-14 days of a
previous outing have the highest chance of success followed by those
running 15-21 days after their previous outing.
Going
Going is very important. If the weather has changed significantly to
change the going. Example: if it rains continuously through the night and
the going changes drastically then just skip that race course. Better
no bet then a bet bad bet!
Price movement
Look if the selection is showing lack of support in the market or if the
horse is well backed.
Proven ability
Horses that have previously won at the distance they are running tend to
win 35% of all races. Those horses that have previously won at the course
tend to win 16% of all races.
Racing Post RPR and TS values
Check if the gaps from those values between your selection and the
competitors values. The larger the gap, the greater the chance of winning.
Trainers and Jockeys
Take a look at the Trainers and Jockeys winners percentage stats on the
Racing Post Website. Everything above 20% is very good. A combined
percentage of 30% and more is also very good.
Weight
This should, by rights, be the most determining factor of any horse race.
After all, put a ton weight on a horses back and it won’t move. Put a
feather on its back and it might even fly! Unfortunately it isn’t as simple
as that. Horses will be assigned a weight that is either based on their age
or their ability. In handicap races the horses are weighted so that in
theory they should all cross the line together. However, time and again a
horse carrying top weight seems to brush aside the challenge of the
bottom weight – simply because it has the ability to do so. Therefore,
although weights play a big part in determining the outcome of a race
they must be used in line with the rest of the system.
SUMMARY
Combining all the above fasts with the basic system rules will give you a
massive advantage in this market.
From a personal point of view and having used this system for a number
of years I have finely tuned my betting activities. I limit myself to the
number of bets laid by only backing the best system selections. That’s
why I limit my number of daily bets to max 3 selections a day!
Try the formula out before you decide to bet, get comfortable with it.
Carry out your own exercises with all the races each day for a week or two
and check the results. By exercising prudence and using your own skill
and judgment you can decide which horses are worthy of attention.
I sincerely hope you benefit as much from using this formula as I have
and continue to do so. I welcome any comments you care to make and
will assist you in any way I can when it comes to applying the formula. I
would also love to hear of your experiences with the formula and of any
systems you have developed that add value to it.
Once again, thank you for your custom and I wish you every success for
the future.
BETTING BANK & STAKING PLAN
I like it simple, so the recommended staking plan are 1 point level stakes.
It is the most straightforward staking plan: Just divide your total bank into
a number of equal parts also called points and commit one point per bet. I
recommend at least a 50 points bank.
Example: £1000 divided by 50 is £20. In this case you place £20 on every
selection. After a few months your betting bank will have increased
sufficiently to allow you to increase your stakes accordingly.
I truly look forward to hearing of your success.