It's a tricky one, knowing which races to bet on and which to not. I always look at these simple type systems, the other day I thought I had a good one after looking at a "few days" of racing. Looking at the top 3 opening favs on IAS and backing the one that firmed the most up till a couple of minutes prior to jump. The first couple of days was amazing, wow, how long has this been going on. Then the usual wheel falls off trick.

Apart from these "simple systems" I spend a lot of time analysing sectional times and watching replays of races and transporting data to spreadsheets. Over the last two years I'm quite happy with my results and strike rate and profit. But this of course is not a "system". This only applies to saturday racing in sydney and melbourne.

I'd like to come up with something to fill in the gaps on week days when something like what we are talking about here works. I've thought about buying that book from aaaaaaa I think called "Market Forces" which I tend to think somehow applies to what we are talking about. The couple of books I have already bought from them arent to bad, but they do seem to just advertise their product. I cant say that I have really won on anything in those books. Has anyone else bought this book and thought it ok...?

Paul