gun punter -

Food for thought...

1/ If you gamble, treat it as a game you will lose in the end.

2/ If you invest in horseracing treat it as a business.

3/ If you don't have a structure or a system, the odds will get you in the end - ALWAYS.

4/ The number of bets you have per day, week, month or year should have no reflection on whether you win or lose providing your strike rate/dividend ratio is consistent.

5/The greater the number of races your system is trialled over, the greater the chance it will succeed in the future. Providing your selection criteria is sound.

6/It does not matter who you tell your system to and if it works never charge for it..if it makes a profit you don't need to charge for it, there is always some bookmaker willing to give you decent odds if your turnover is sufficient.