In this system, we watch first for a horse to win its second handicap race of the season. (Any two handicaps will do, and theses need not necessarily be in succession.) Next, we look at the horse that finished second to him. If the horse which finished second is giving weight to the winner and is not beaten by more than two lengths, we list this horse for three chances to win, betting level stakes each time. As soon as it wins, it is eliminated.
The website horseracingsystems.net comments: "This system, which is the most brilliant system ever devised for producing long priced winners, was first introduced to the sporting public over 40 years ago.
"The principle behind the system is that the runner-up in these races has produced a useful piece of form in giving weight and getting close to an animal on the upgrade. Also, having been beaten, he will pick up no penalty and at the worst, will only suffer a slight rise in the handicap.
"The winners under this system are at surprisingly high average prices, illustrating successfully the advantage of betting in handicaps, if you have an efficient method of dealing with them."