Hi guys,

I also think that Privateer has been a little too harsh in his comments.

Actually, my doctor has recommended I get a frontal lobot and I was wondering if I could find out where Benny had his done. :-)

Sorry, must fly - just out on day leave and have to get back.

Hi benny ,
What I know , is this will almost guarantee consistant short prices at ordinary S/Rs , not good, it will not fly longterm .

I feel one of the best ways for a punter to get in front, is to get hold of a source that has a 40-45 SR with its top 2 , then work out a method of splitting them.
e.g.Bet the one of the 2 that has either 1st of 2nd result in either of its last 2 starts.
If a draw , no bet.

Morning to all!!
I look at all "form" systems as a waste of time. Either the "good" form is so obvious that the prices are driven down to unplayable levels (even with a high S/R) or the "form" is suspect anyway (or arbitrary,which is worse). Plus, any system/selection method deliberately targetting LOW prices is a crazy compounding of the original error to boot.I also can't agree with Bhagwan either, unfortunately.
Longshots, at correspondingly low S/Rs, have always been the "preferred option" for me. By definition a longshot has got bad/insufficient/dodgy form and I say.....so what??? All sports are psychological (it's about the trainer in racing) and understanding this is where the big paydays come from. Consider why he/she is putting the horse in today's race DESPITE "bad form" and you may soon be well ahead of the game, Benny.
Should anyone doubt that outsiders are the "way to go" just observe the bookies pleasure when the boilovers arrive!!! While they are cheering most of the punters are wailing, so looking for a way to wipe the smile off their(the bookies) faces HAS to be the answer. You can imagine that $1000 plonked on the 66-1 shot, (if you've selected "wisely") 20 seconds before the jump is going to do THAT a lot more effectively than on the even money(or 2-1,3-1,4-1 etc) fav!!! Anyway, good luck, as always, in every close finish.