Unitab System for Monday 3 May

[michaelg]

One Unitab selection:
Canterbury R3 no.1 - Rogue's Gallery

Three Tabltd selections:
Canterbury R6 no.1 - Danzeal (8 pts)
Werribee R6 no.4 - Vitegic (5 pts)
Dombeen R5 no.1 - Court's In Session (7 pts)

One selection in my system:
Dombeen R5 no.1 - Court's In Session - Each Way.

[ginger]

hi mg
i havn,t been on here lately,your system seems to be holding it's own i can find the unitab ratings ok but can you pass on instructions about finding the nsw ratings
thanks ginger

[michaelg]

Hi, Ginger.

To access the NSWTAB ratings you have to login to their website which means you must have a betting account. Maybe someone might prove me wrong about this, because the ratings are available to everyone at all TABs. Seeing that they are free at TAB outlets, it would be reasonable to assume they would also be freely availble to everyone visiting their website.

Anyway, after logging-in, you have to click-on to a race on the standard betting page. Then towards the top right hand corner there is a blue DFS section (Daily Form Service). Click-on to this and follow the prompts. When the form of the horses in a partiular race appears, there is a rating number against each horse in the main section. Hopefully you can access these ratings as I believe they are complied by one of the most respected ratings persons in the industry. I can't remember his name, but I think he was at one time associated with Don Scott.

Today's Unitab selection won - that now makes it three consequetive winners, the record being an almost unattainable ten.

[sportznut]

Yeah, actually paid higher than pre-post price again Michael. ($3.40/$1.30) Not bad! :smile:

[Shaun]

I have let this system slide and have been trying my own thing....but might have to pick up on it again...try a few all ups

[ginger]

thanks mg
i don't have a tab account t i'll try anyway thanks

[good 4th]

Hi Guys,
Malcolm Knowles does the DFS sheets from Inracing if i remmber correctly and also he (had, has) a method of picking horses using a similiar method and thats called Picking Wizard Winners by using the Weighting numbers Devised by Don Scott but he went on a little bit further than what Don did.
Ive tried using Wizard winners but it takes a lot of inputing info to come up with a selection and to be honest i cant make the thing turn a profit even using The power of Ten .
Cool
GD4TH

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