Over the past few years I have collected a huge amount ( 19,000 races ) of greyhound form data for UK 6 dog races and am beginning to test different systems with it. Its been a hobby up to date but I am taking it a bit more seriously now.

If you have a system and want it tested, list it out precisely with each stage explained clearly and I will test it and private message you with the result. This will benefit me by seeing a new system and you by having your system tested, so we both win. Only systems that can be tested using the sort of form information you normally find on a race card at a meeting or in a newspaper can be checked out.

No c**p systems like the old “if a trap looses six times in a row bet on it to win the seventh”. I have studied statistics at degree level so I can spot a finger in the air system a mile off.

If you prefer not posting your system publicly then private message me your system and I will get back to you. But please bare in mind that I have a day job so testing may take a while.

No I'm not a ******** artist, just a greyhound enthusiast with data to search and test systems until I come across one that works and gets me out of my day job. The back-scratching for testing other punters systems for them, is seeing the system ideas myself.

So testing could be anything from checking the winning ratio right of a system up to working the odds payback verses wagering levels of a system.

Seems fair to me.


PS. I have a huge amount of time invested in my data, so it will not leave my hands easily. I'm sure you understand, so don't ask me for my data.

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Free greyhound system testing. Email your system to me at cliftonarms at hotmail dot com with "Greyhound" as the title and I will test it for you on 20,000+ races and email you back the results in confidence. Don’t waste your hard earned cash at the bookies on flawed systems.

OK here's one:

Dog with fastest time at track, highest win strike rate and begins from the inside or outside box, and is backing up within 7 days of it's last run.

That testable?