17th July 2012, 12:44 PM
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Join Date: Jan 1970
Location: Sydney
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Gee, it has been a long time since I graced this forum...
It's been really interesting to read about the Pareto Principle and how one tries to minimise their form analysis into a few pearls of statistical wisdom.
I was around and in contact with Privateer at the time of his postings and can remember what his base system was then. I also know that over time he did modify the system as he found some statistics became more meaningful than others.
I won't fully disclose the system out of respect for another punter but for what it is worth the statistics in the base system covered:
1. Average Prizemoney
2. Last Start Finish Position
3. Sportsman's Zipform Ratings
4. Career Place Percentage
5. Pre Post Price Range
6. Barrier
7. Career Starts
8. Weight Change from last start
As some of you have found through your investigations, Privateer has a simple punting strategy of 1 x win, 3 x place. You could consider him a professional place bettor.
And, finally his most sage piece of advice was to never, ever bet on a track worse than dead.
Enjoy putting the jigsaw together and thanks again for the thread of reminiscence...
Cheers,
Luckyboy
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