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![]() it is funny what you will see if you look at a horses total starts if they are say a 4yo+ i have seen some horses that always win 2 in a row.....they have done all thier life......other take 4 starts to fire so as soon as they have hit 4 starts thats when you start putting money on.....others win about the same time every year.....i don't use this method myself but it will work if you have the time to follow up on it.....i just use the last 3 starts plus other bits of form to find the winners....sure it does not work every race or even every day...but thats not what we are trying to do are we....if you are then you are not really using a professional approach.....we just have to win enough races to make a nice profit and that all that counts.
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![]() Just out of curiosity, which of the Don Scott books has a more in depth on form analysis ?
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![]() Quote:
Winning More published in 1985 is the best as it captures all of his earlier analysis/techniques of Winning and The Winning Way and overall is more extensive than the other two books. He did publish another book Winning In The 90's, but that was his most disappointing effort, light on detail, concentrating more on exotic types of betting, but there are better books around than his that covers such topics. |
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![]() He did publish another book Winning In The 90's, but that was his most disappointing effort, light on detail, concentrating more on exotic types of betting, but there are better books around than his that covers such topics.[/QUOTE]
Can anyone point me to some of those books? I am starting to get interested in exotics a bit. Any help appreciated. Duritz |
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![]() Thanks La Mer.
I keep an eye out for that book. I have been following Peter Bent's method for some time and from what i read on this thread, many of his thoeries are adapted from Don's methods. |
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