I'm back doing what I normally like best - laying one horse each qualifying race, and there's a lot of action with this method. Yesterday there were 21 races for a profit of $52.43 for $33 liability Lay bets - so there is a mix of selections from both ends of the market. The only filter I use is that the selection is not resuming from a spell. There were also no accidents on Wednesday or Thursday.

Today's selections:

Rosehill
1/8
2/8
3/10
4/5
5/14
6/12
8/21

Eagle Farm
1/8
2/4
3/6
4/9
6/5
8/7

Morphetville
2/7
5/4
6/8
7/13

Newcastle
2/8
3/2
5/8
6/5
8/16

Gold Coast
2/7
5/9
8/18

Belmont
4/10
8/8

A losing day - there were two accidents from the 26 selections for a loss of $9.64. One of the accidents was in a field of 9 runners. I won $52.43 yesterday so I'm not too disappointed.

Today's selections:

Murwillumbah
3/12
4/3
5/10

Ballarat
3/3
7/17

Hamilton
1/9
2/3
3/6
4/10

Toowoomba
1/4
3/2
4/8
5/10
7/13
8/1

Launceston
1/1
2/8
3/9
5/76/13
7/138/8

Kalgoorlie
2/1
3/2
4/5
5/9
6/5
7/7

The 27 selections were beaten for a profit of $38.77. Yesterday' s loss of $9.64 has been recouped.

Onya MG! It was a bad day for me with 3 accidents, how you avoided the shrapnel, I don't know?
RP

The system is I think/hope original with some logic. I take the best (IMHO) half of the neurals in qualifying races and then separate the worst (IMHO) half but look for the best horse (IMHO) in this worst half - it's like pitting good against bad to find the selection.

Sorry for being so cryptic, but I can't publically reveal the method. It might even crash tomorrow...