We have recently had numerous enquiries as to whether we keep statistics of our progress. As it has been over a year since we last answered this question, it is obvious that we must have many new subscribers therefore I'll give the answer again.

We have been providing on-line outsider selections to dozens of
bulletin boards and mailing lists for over 8 years, and started
keeping accurate records 5 years ago for 3 years.

After the first year, Zev came out the big winner, followed by Martin
coming out slightly ahead, and Carol being just behind Martin but
still above break-even.

After the 2nd year, Martin came out way in front, Carol also came out
well ahead, but well behind Martin, and Zev came out square.

After the 3rd year, Carol came out way ahead with Martin just coming
out above break-even, and Zev ending up with a small loss.

So the trend appeared to be Zev getting worse each year, with Martin
& Carol both always coming out in front, but alternating as to who
does best.

However, so far this year, Zev has done best, Carol second, and
Martin third; but there are no longer any records. Yet, despite some outstanding results this year, it has not really been a good year for any of us.

Obviously, the way our selections are used makes all the difference.

If I gave you 2 tips for every race, and one of them won every race, but you consistently backed the other horse in each race, then you would lose badly and conclude that the system does not work FOR YOU.

It is really up to each individual to determine a system for her or himself as to how to utilise our selections. The outsider winners and placegetters are consistently there!

As you may have guessed, the 3 of us love horseracing and are in it
for the fun, not the money, although winning money does make it feel
all the better.

Cheers,
Martin