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Bruce_Savage
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Good evening,
Without cluttering the main forum I have a lot to say for myself which requires a degree of restraint in order to retain a level of decorum in the main forum and pro actively avoid nuisance threads.
I will attempt to make £30,000 this Flat Season 2012 with a bank of £500. but anything over my monetary base will be a result although I'd like to aim for at least maximizing my investment by ten fold - I'm very deep on Ante Post selections which is why I'm starting off with such a low bank but I do intend to increase stakes as the winners start to flow throughout the season.
There was once a famous old man who told me that he'd rather miss a winner than back a loser - epitomizes being stringent to your policies and to not get to downhearted when you face excruciating 50/50 decisions.
The long run is vital, jumping in at the deep end early on will only result in you sinking but I'd rather sink knowing that my betting was placed on the right horse, in the right conditions under the right circumstances - it helps you sleep better at night and more importantly you can say you held a level of discipline that meant you controlled your inhibitions within your means.
I will go through day by day and pick up on horses who I feel could be worth waiting for when getting the right conditions and attempt to find a profit maximizing solution.
Having spent the last 2 months aside from my studies in building and updating my platform of information I feel that all systems are go for the current Flat Season 2012, everything seems to be in place to start building up knowledge right from the beginning.
There are potential hazards approaching, The Winter Derby, The Lincoln, The Irish Lincolnshire, The Dubai Festival which all pose excruciating demands on disciplinary control given the value on offer these races are out of season and pose their own threats within themselves for shock results especially if you haven't got the data behind you to make a confident and expert decision.
The current format I'm working off was originally devised about 10 years ago which has taken some time in bringing back up to date but all things look good after a few trial runs this winter with it. What I have found that once a historic event has occurred for example a horse running 5 furlongs in 58 seconds and expecting that same event to occur is literally impossible - what has happened has happened so to speak. This is where I believe my edge lies, it's developing scenarios from the information of the historic event to picture future events whereby you can place horses in different conditions for example; I can tell if a horse will be suited by a stronger pace or a slower pace, what the race dynamics have showed i.e does it highlight a potential race of horses who need stepping up in trip or visa verse stepping down in trip, does the race dynamics indicate that a horse may be suited by faster ground or maybe a stiffer test of course - all this information has potential values, by knowing what a potential improvement is with a figure you can apply that to different scenario's for example; I may add 10 points onto the historic figure of a horse assuming improvement will come with a slower run race or an easier course.
With this additional approach, I am very confident of a successful season and hope maybe some of you might join in on a few betting propositions if I can prove my worth, trust and loyalty in the forth coming months.
Without cluttering the main forum I have a lot to say for myself which requires a degree of restraint in order to retain a level of decorum in the main forum and pro actively avoid nuisance threads.
I will attempt to make £30,000 this Flat Season 2012 with a bank of £500. but anything over my monetary base will be a result although I'd like to aim for at least maximizing my investment by ten fold - I'm very deep on Ante Post selections which is why I'm starting off with such a low bank but I do intend to increase stakes as the winners start to flow throughout the season.
There was once a famous old man who told me that he'd rather miss a winner than back a loser - epitomizes being stringent to your policies and to not get to downhearted when you face excruciating 50/50 decisions.
The long run is vital, jumping in at the deep end early on will only result in you sinking but I'd rather sink knowing that my betting was placed on the right horse, in the right conditions under the right circumstances - it helps you sleep better at night and more importantly you can say you held a level of discipline that meant you controlled your inhibitions within your means.
I will go through day by day and pick up on horses who I feel could be worth waiting for when getting the right conditions and attempt to find a profit maximizing solution.
Having spent the last 2 months aside from my studies in building and updating my platform of information I feel that all systems are go for the current Flat Season 2012, everything seems to be in place to start building up knowledge right from the beginning.
There are potential hazards approaching, The Winter Derby, The Lincoln, The Irish Lincolnshire, The Dubai Festival which all pose excruciating demands on disciplinary control given the value on offer these races are out of season and pose their own threats within themselves for shock results especially if you haven't got the data behind you to make a confident and expert decision.
The current format I'm working off was originally devised about 10 years ago which has taken some time in bringing back up to date but all things look good after a few trial runs this winter with it. What I have found that once a historic event has occurred for example a horse running 5 furlongs in 58 seconds and expecting that same event to occur is literally impossible - what has happened has happened so to speak. This is where I believe my edge lies, it's developing scenarios from the information of the historic event to picture future events whereby you can place horses in different conditions for example; I can tell if a horse will be suited by a stronger pace or a slower pace, what the race dynamics have showed i.e does it highlight a potential race of horses who need stepping up in trip or visa verse stepping down in trip, does the race dynamics indicate that a horse may be suited by faster ground or maybe a stiffer test of course - all this information has potential values, by knowing what a potential improvement is with a figure you can apply that to different scenario's for example; I may add 10 points onto the historic figure of a horse assuming improvement will come with a slower run race or an easier course.
With this additional approach, I am very confident of a successful season and hope maybe some of you might join in on a few betting propositions if I can prove my worth, trust and loyalty in the forth coming months.
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