Nowadays, the internet is awash with information on race horses. If you want to pick out a likely winner, there are countless news feeds, form guides, ratings services, tipsters and racing ‘experts’ that are there to assist the punter.
The trouble is that all this information can make punting even more confusing, not less.
If you were to go back as little as 10 years though, only a fraction of these resources were available. So how did the professional gambler cope without all the invaluable aids listed above ?
How on earth did he make a profit ?
Well rumour has it the major source was his trusty notebook.
He would either visit his local track on a regular basis or perhaps sit in the bookies each afternoon watching the racing on the monitor carefully studying each race, looking for an angle, a bad luck story, maybe boxed in, given a poor ride or even a good performance from a poor draw.
All the above circumstances (and perhaps many more) were instances where the horses name would be entered into the notebook with the express intention of backing the horse on its next run – so in effect creating a ‘Horses To Follow List’. These are lists of up and coming horses to keep an eye on from the start of the racing season.
A horses to follow list is simple and surprisingly effective….
Profiting From Horses to Follow Lists.
Smart Betting Club member ‘Piecost’ has been using horses to follow lists as a way to find extra racing profits over the last five seasons.
The method is so simple, you wouldn’t think it could be profitable….but it is.
At the beginning of each season, ‘Piecost’ reviews the previous performance of a number of commercially available ‘Horses to follow’ lists. He then draws up a shortlist of sources in order to cut down potential number of bets.
He then has a powerful list of up to 100 horses to follow throughout the season. Managing the list is easy. At the start of the season he simply enters all the horses into the alert service at GG.com and receives an email whenever one of the horses is running.
How did he do last season? Very well!
The lists he followed last season were:
- Andrew Dutton’s NH Horses To Follow.
- One Jump Ahead Top 40 prospects.
- One Jump Ahead Bromley Best Buys.
Combined these lists produced the following results:
Bets: 265
Profit: 64.38 points
ROI: 24%.
That’s an incredible performance considering the simple methodology.
Get top horses to follow with our Winter Annual
Next week we will be releasing our very own list of horses to follow drawn from dozens of racing experts.
These are available as part of our extensive winter annual featuring horses to follow lists, betting strategies, exclusive discounts and special deals.
Our Horses to Follow list is a 50+ portfolio of thoroughbreds, which our experts expect to profit from again and again over the coming months in a manner that is sure to lift the gloom of winter. By following this list in, you will have a distinct advantage over every other punter!
In addition, you can find out what lists ‘Piecost’ is following this season.
Find out more here: https://smartbettingclub.com/WinterAnnual/
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