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Success = Fun + Profit

Now you too can benefit from the same research that has yielded £2625.28 to £10 level stakes. 

Success = Fun + Profit

Horseracing = great fun.

Backing winners = profit

Together they bring Success

Backing losers = No Fun + No Profit

And I should know. I’ve been there, done that. Bought the T-shirt and lost the T-shirt. And the souvenir key ring and coffee mug too.

I was banging my head against the wall.

The simple answer is to back more winners – so it’s easy to get drawn into backing more favourites and horses at shorter prices.

It might even feel like it has the desired result:  sure, you get some winners and your balance slowly increases, then levels off, decreases a bit, and then… .you have the inevitable losing streak and you are worse off than where you started from after suffering a month or two of mind numbing boredom.

Alternatively, you back the longer priced horses and get the occasional decent winner, but again the losing run strikes and, within a week, all your initial profits and a big chunk of your starting bank has been wiped out.

Another apparently ‘simple’ solution occurs. It’s now time to bet like a “proper” professional. So you draw up the shutters, burn the midnight oil spending countless hours over the formbook, and only bet when you are sure everything is in your horse’s favour.

Going, pace, draw, course, distance, recent form, trainer form, jockey booking, market mover, you’ve even checked the owner’s wife’s hair-do!

And then it dawns on you… you’ve spent seven hours a day for a week studying form and you haven’t had a bet.  Then when, finally, you do spot a horse that ticks all boxes, it is 4/6. You hum and haw about whether to back it and, because of all that pent up frustration from no selections, you not only decide to bet, but you also bet much more than normal to make up for the short price.

If the horse wins, the return doesn’t seem particularly significant. But when you lose you need two winners at that sort of price to get back in front and that definitely seems significant!

I could go on with other examples of indecision and desperate tactics, but I’m sure you have your own betting sob stories, so I’ll spare you any more of mine.

I’m sure if you’ve been interested in horses for any length of time this may well sound familiar.

Even if you’re a regular winner, if you are completely honest with yourself you will recall times when this kind of thing has happened to you, and you’ll remember the destructive self-recrimination that often follows.

I’ve been in that cold, dark, lonely place. I feel your pain.

It was no fun. And horseracing should at the very least be fun.

I was down but not out. I searched for help and then I found this...

I knew I needed to put a spark back into my betting and so I started reading about new ideas.  I read everything I could get my hands on.  Really, I was voracious.  I read books from all over the world on subjects about class, form, fitness, speed ratings, psychology, staking. You name it, I read it.

Eureka!

And it was in one of these books that I enjoyed a Eureka moment.

It was like a huge door had opened and the room was full of light, and renewed hope.

I had read about a Californian psychologist called Dr. Howard Sartin who treated compulsive gamblers.  Sartin realised that they didn’t have a problem with gambling. Rather, they had a problem with losing.

His treatment? Simple.

Sartin instructed his patients to back more than one horse in a race. By doing this, they would increase their strike rate, and thereby lose less often.

Now I can’t say for sure if these people were cured of their addiction in the long term. But I’m sure they had a lot more fun and didn’t lose nearly as often, or as much, as they had been doing before their sessions with Dr Sartin.

In a nutshell, the light that came on in my head was that if this simple idea could improve the prospects of problem gamblers who were leaking serious amounts of cash, then it should really help someone with a fair amount of knowledge, like me, who just needed a bit of metaphorical ‘damp proofing’.

It was only later on that I discovered Dr. Sartin was one of the legendary pioneers of American pace handicapping who educated and worked with many of the most influential American “handicappers”.

This only strengthened my belief that maybe I was finally onto something.

Introducing the ‘Dutch Way’ to backing winners for fun...

So I tried a simple approach to “dutching”, as it’s known. (Dutching is simply the practice of backing more than one horse in a race).

If I fancied an outsider, I’d look for a shorter priced horse to put in with it as a safety net.  If I fancied one of the favourites, I’d look for a possible outsider to go with it.

Simple logic usually makes the most sense, and my logic here was certainly simple.

Favourites provide regular winners (three from every ten races are won by the favourite), and are good for self -confidence and cash flow. Conversely, outsiders provide extra fun and satisfaction and ramp up profits.

As I applied my new strategy, I started to really enjoy my betting again and it was “dutching” that had provided the inspirational spark.

Fun was definitely back to stay… but the winning formula

Success  = Fun + Profit

still mostly eluded me.

I was really enjoying my betting again, but ultimately I was still only a break-even punter.  Simple logic may have made more sense but it wasn’t yet capable of making me significantly more money.

I resolved that dutching was the correct approach and that the solution lay in the horses I was backing.  I needed to improve my selection method.

It was redundancy that set me free for my ultimate breakthrough…

The opportunity came at last when I left my managerial job. I’d always been interested in numbers, so I retrained as an accountant and dabbled with various project management and managerial courses whilst at the same time compiling my own handicap ratings.

And it was in these numbers and ratings that I had my second revelation.

For the first time, I began to make a profit. In fact, so much so that I decided I wanted to spend more time on my ‘hobby’, and postponed my return to work. Long story short, I never went back to work! And, funnily enough, I now spend more time watching, rating and analysing races than I ever spent on my day job.

Over the last three years, I have almost miraculously transformed myself from a despairing loser into a winning punter who has more fun doing his ‘job’ than anyone else I know.

My unique specialist knowledge is the key…

The reason for my success was the realisation that knowledge helps you select winning horses more often, but to benefit substantially you need to know more than most other backers do. To have this level of knowledge, even without a ‘day job’, I have to specialise, and so I now specialise in flat handicap races only.

Perhaps more importantly, I discovered that if the techniques and knowledge I use are my own personal property, then I can select the winning horse at a value price because I see things in a different way from the majority of the betting public.

This is essential to making profits in the long term.

Like many others, I take into account all the usual factors like pace and the draw. But what makes me different is that I produce my own handicap ratings. And I use them in my own unique way.

I analyse each horse and each race individually.

Above all I invest the time and energy required from anyone who is serious about achieving a significant edge. When push comes to shove, it’s solid hard graft that keeps me nicely in front.

Actually, the hard graft isn’t unique, as I believe that anyone who makes a profit from any activity whatsoever must put a lot of effort into it to acquire the necessary expertise.

Unless of course, they are offered the chance to take advantage of someone else’s expert knowledge.

And that is precisely what I’m offering you here. This is your chance to take advantage of my knowledge.

I have refined and tested this consistent winning approach over the last three years and am now satisfied that it is reliable enough, robust enough, and professional enough to benefit a few more people, besides myself.

The ratings I use are unique to me, and the service I provide is different from other services you may have seen before.

Before we go any further, let me tell you what I am NOT going to offer you

I am NOT going to give you the rules to a system which will take two hours to operate, only to throw up one selection every other day. Nor even one which takes two minutes to find ten selections per day.  In fact, this is not a system of any type.

I am NOT going to teach you how to compile your own handicap ratings, speed figures, pace and draw charts.

And I am NOT even going to give you access to my ratings.

This may sound selfish, but I don’t want you to spend time doing things which I can do for you. I’m sure you have enough to do going to work everyday, bringing up your family or enjoying your leisure time.

I’m also NOT going to make you wait for a week to receive a tip for an odds-on favourite.  Indeed it will be unusual if there are two non-betting days in a week or even one odds-on favourite in a whole season.

Enough of what I am NOT going to do!

Here is what I WHOLEHEARTEDLY PROMISE to do

I WILL give you one or more selections in races that I expect to yield value prices.

I WILL give you these selections in your mailbox first thing each morning so all you have to do is obtain the best price you can.

I WILL give you a full unconditional, no quibble, ‘all the risk is on me’ 60-day money back guarantee.

[This guarantee is also fully backed by ClickBank, the largest seller of digital information on the internet, so you don’t need to take my word for it if you don’t want to.]

What this means is that you can try my service and, even if you make a profit, you can still obtain a refund should you so wish.  Of course, I’m confident that you’ll be delighted with the service I provide and the value for money you receive.

With this in mind, and with my no-risk money-back promise, you really do have nothing to lose by signing up right now. If you do this now, you’ll receive your first tips as soon as tomorrow morning. (starting from Monday 2nd November)

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The Easy Way for YOU to benefit from MY knowledge

The bottom line here is that I will be doing all the hard work for you, to make it is as easy as possible for you to benefit almost on auto-pilot.

All you have to do is check your e-mails and place your bets.



So exactly how much is this going to cost you? Well, the going rate for a private handicapper is somewhere in the region of £25,000 per year. I’m not kidding!

But of course, I’m not going to ask you to pay anything like that much (though some heavy hitters would).

In fact, I’m not even going to ask you to pay me what it cost me to invest in all those books when I was searching for an answer. That was well over £750 (and a million hours reading!)

No, I’m going to make this as accessible as I can. You see, because I’m able to allow a number of people sight of my information, I can spread my expenses accordingly.

So, if you promise not to divulge what I send you each day to anybody else, I’m going to make you what I think is an incredible – and unrepeatable – offer.

If you join for the full 5 months from November to March you will pay a single one-off fee of £97. You’ll have your own private handicapper for less than 1% of the cost of a private handicapper.

Or, if you’d prefer to spread your investment, there is a monthly membership which is a little more expensive, and costs £27 per month (£135 for the full 5 month season).

Whichever option you choose, you are covered by my unconditional 60 day money back guarantee – no questions asked.



This is assured, and is written in stone in ClickBank’s sales policy.

But remember, the beauty of my ratings and the horses they pick is that they’re unique to me.  So, as you’d expect, I can’t offer thousands or even hundreds of people access to this unique  information.

If I did, it would soon reduce the odds of the winners.  And that means less potential for profits.

So, to make this fair, I’m opening this opportunity up to just one hundred and fifty people. No if’s or but’s. That’s the deal. Once I’ve got my followers signed up, I’ll close the doors.

And they may never re-open again.

I’m not a marketer, I’m a handicap ratings expert.  So please believe me when I say this is not marketing mumbo-jumbo. I have a duty to protect the prices of horses for both myself and my subscribers, and I take that duty very seriously.

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If you know you’re interested I urge you to act right now to ensure you get in on this excellent opportunity

Join Flat Racing Select now to ensure you have potentially your best winter yet on UK All Weather horse racing.

I aim  to have a regular stream of value price winners including several at 14/1 or bigger before the end of March.

What I don’t know (because there are no guarantees with racing) is exactly when they will occur and I would hate for you to miss out by not joining me and my service right now.

There’s a good chance that by tomorrow the remaining places will have been taken, and the ‘Sold Out’ sign will be up.

Don’t take that chance.

If you know you’re interested, sign up now.

There are two membership options :-

If you wish to subscribe month by month the cost will be £27 per month.If you continued subscribing month by month for the full 5 months until the end of March the total cost would be £135.If you subscribe now for the full 5 months I can offer you a discount saving of £38 for a one off payment of £97.Whichever you choose you will receive an identical service by e-mail early each day.

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First selections will be for racing on Monday 2nd November

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I am definitely doing some labor this Labor Day weekend. Today, me, my mom and her bf, ray, went to his house to clean and clear out some stuff. Today we got all the clothes and donated them to a thrift store. Not sure what the plan is tomorrow. My mom is thinking about spending the morning with me and her taking out the tomato plant and organizing&cleaning the garage. And then go to Ray's house in the afternoon to do some more sorting through his stuff. We will see .

~A.M.L.~

So long summer you were fun while you lasted.

Today I'm hanging out in my mom's work. Mom likes to call me her intern cuz then I can do all this work and she'll never have to pay me. I basically do the same shit I used to do, except answering the phones. I turn the china cabnits on, turn the T.V's on, and put away fabrics. I'm just glad that I don't have to sit at the front desk and monitor the people that walk through the door. =)

I took my first class of the new fall term and it was cool. I got lost first. I took the outside stairs because I thought it would be much easier then to wait on the elevator. When I got to level 3 were my class was I just went around the building starting at one and going til I saw 318. Well I didn't see 318 just 314 &16 on one side and 317 & 19 on the other and it freaked me out. I did find out it was on the other side of the wall eventually. But it would be nice if they put up signs or something. And apparently we didn't really need a book because she was required to have one but we don't have to get one. Mom said it was $100 down the drain. I just think that it will help me better understand the course work. I know English is going to be my downfall. Nobody has to be a genius to see that coming. One of the questions she asked was What did I expect from her. I thought I would write I expected her to be Asian because her last name was Kim. Needless to say she succeded my expectations so I just put that I hope shes a great teacher. I mean what else are you going to put for that? I kinda have this fear that I'm not going to pass this class no matter what and I really dont' want that to happen. I think I was the only one who was going on 20 in that whole room.

In unrelated news, I've been watching alot of baseball. I mean I've watched it for a week straight. (which for me is alot) Its not all the teams its just the Tampa Bay Rays, or whatever my dad puts on. (under that category fits The Little League World Series.) I think my Dad thinks its just for Evan Longoria (who is a very good looking 3^rd baseman who is hitting like crap right now) but really its just that I want them to win the wild card slot (seeing Evan is just a bonus =D). And i've been getting into those old superstions that my brother used to have (like if you moved this thing from a certain place then thats why they lost.) because I put the banner on my phone to say 'Go Rays!' when I first got it and when i chaged it yesturday they lost. So yea i'm not changing it anymore.