Big Louie
28th October 2002, 11:54 PM
On 16/10/02 Bhagwan posted this:
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Here`s a plan that produced 150% POT over 967 races , on all races , 7 days a week
1)The race distance has to be EXACTLY 1200 Metres only
2)Must be a last start winner by 1.80 Lngs or more
3)Barrier has to be 2-12 only
4)Field size 7-to-14
5) Days last start must be 12-20
6)Must be showing $4.50+ in newspaper pre-post market.
You usually end up with 90 selections per month. 7 Days a week.
If 2 or more selections back them all.
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This was received with some doubts from some forum members.
I am wondering if there are any Price Predictor system users that would be willing to post the next day's selections for this plan and I will keep a monitor on the results, just like Shy and Equine Investor are combining to keep a track on the "7 Day Plan".
For the win price, I could use the Final Divs on Queenland TAB, unless somebody has a better idea.
Anybody interested? The punt is so tight on 'common' selection criteria, that maybe, just maybe, there is something in the more 'off-beat and imaginative' methods.
Might be fun to watch!
Cheers
Big Louie
Quote
Here`s a plan that produced 150% POT over 967 races , on all races , 7 days a week
1)The race distance has to be EXACTLY 1200 Metres only
2)Must be a last start winner by 1.80 Lngs or more
3)Barrier has to be 2-12 only
4)Field size 7-to-14
5) Days last start must be 12-20
6)Must be showing $4.50+ in newspaper pre-post market.
You usually end up with 90 selections per month. 7 Days a week.
If 2 or more selections back them all.
Unquote
This was received with some doubts from some forum members.
I am wondering if there are any Price Predictor system users that would be willing to post the next day's selections for this plan and I will keep a monitor on the results, just like Shy and Equine Investor are combining to keep a track on the "7 Day Plan".
For the win price, I could use the Final Divs on Queenland TAB, unless somebody has a better idea.
Anybody interested? The punt is so tight on 'common' selection criteria, that maybe, just maybe, there is something in the more 'off-beat and imaginative' methods.
Might be fun to watch!
Cheers
Big Louie