Free Horse Racing Systems & Staking Plans

This system can be applied to any sport, its an interesting staking system that alot of people know, but dont do.

Pick an amount of money you want to risk to lose for the day, lets say $5.

Your objective is to pick 3 fav to win in a row in one day plus combining your stake each time.

Example:
$5 on 6/4 (2.5) = $12.5
$12.5 on 2/1(3)= $37.5
$37.5 on 6/4(2.5)=$94

Now stop for the day.

Max loss is $5 for the day, the prices I chose are not crazy prices for fav.

Example:
30 days 28 days you lose x $5 = -$140

Difference +$40

2 days you win x $90 = +$180

Some days you’ll win $200 depending on odds, some months you will have more then 2 winning days, so try it on paper and see how you do, good luck.

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Rule 1. The horse MUST have WON its last race within 18 days.
Rule 2. The horse MUST have pro jockey in the saddle.
Rule 3. The horse MUST have won over the distance that it is running over today.
Rule 4. No bet if the horse is quoted at 4/1 or higher in the morning paper.
Rule 5. NEVER EVER bet odds on you can use any newspaper but i would suggest you keep to the same one.

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In order to maximise your profits and protect against big losses we recommend using one of the two staking plans that we have explained below. Before choosing a staking plan however, it is essential that you set aside a sum of money that will only be used for following the lay selections. This will be your betting bank and it should be money that you can afford to lose. Never bet with money that you can’t afford to lose.

STAKING PLAN ONE

Maximum liability set to 5% of your bank
Do not bet on any selection that drifts over 6/1 (7.0)
example:

If you had a betting bank of £500 your liability would be £25. If the horse was priced at 3/1 (4.0) you would stake £8.33 (25 / 3 = 8.33). If the horse was priced at 5/2 (3.5) you would stake £10 (25 / 2.5 = 10).

If you are placing the bet on betfair the liability is displayed as you type in your stake. Just keep adjusting your stake until you have the right liability then submit your bet.

You can continue to bet to a liability of £25 and increase it when your betting bank has significantly increased or you can adjust your liability so that it is always 5% of your betting bank. e.g. If your first bet is successful your bank would increase to £508, your next bet would then be 5% of £508 = £25.40 liability. This is a great way of steadily increasing your bank over time, plus if we hit a losing run you will be betting less, thus protecting your betting bank.

If you are using this system with set stakes you could bet to larger liability but I would not recommend going higher than 10%.

STAKING PLAN TWO

Set your stake to 2.5% of your bank and have a maximum liability.
Set maximum liability to 10% of your bank.
Do not bet on any selections that drift over 6/1 (7.0)
example:

If your betting bank is £1000 then you would stake £25 but if the horses odds are over 5.0 then you would reduce your stake so that your liability is not more than 10% of your bank. Stake = £25, Maximum liability = £100

e.g.

Horse odds Stake Liability
3.0 £25 £50
3.5 £25 £62.5
4.0 £25 £75
5.0 £25 £100
5.5 £22.2 £100
6.0 £20 £100
7.0 £16.66 £100

You can see that after 5.0 the stake gets smaller and the liability remains the same. This is a good way of protecting yourself from big losses whilst still profiting from some bigger priced horses.

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The most basic information supplied at any horseracing meeting in the world will be all the horse’s form. Form is simply the result of the last 3 to 4 races the horse ran.

For Example:

0X624 Joyjoy

The horse Joyjoy above came fourth at its last race, second at its second last race, sixth at its third last race, had a break from racing (as indicated by X) and came either 10 or above just before it took the break.

The Codes Explained, Briefly:
Read the numbers and letters from right to left, with the first number or letter on the right being the result of the latest race and second number or letter on right being the result of the second most recent race, etc…

X  – Means ‘Spell’ and simply means the horse took a break from racing
O  – Means the horse came 10 or above in the race
F  – Means the jockey fell in the race
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 & 9 – Represents the position the horse finished the race

THE SYSTEM
Now that we know how to read form, let’s plunge into discovering this system

Look for horses that are peaking with form. We do this by glancing through the latest three starts a horse has had.

Here’s what we are looking for…
The horse must have come second and third in its last two starts therefore the last two form should look like this:
32 Horse’s name

For its third last start the horse must have come either 4,5,6,7,8 or 9. We don’t care what it came for its fourth start and onwards.

So we are looking for horses that have their last three starts looking like this:

432 or 532 or 632 or 732 or 832 or 932

Horses with the above form are simply peaking and will run very well. However there are many other variables that affect the outcome of a race so do not expect to win or place every time. But… if I were to use only form to select winners, this is exactly what I’d use. In fact if you glance through any form guide, you’ll see a number of horses with form that’s 321. These horses have already peaked and won but now will face tougher competition because of the recent win. This is why you have to get them just before they win i.e. when the last two digits of the form are 32.

I have recently received feedback from some of my clients reporting to have used variations of the system described here with exceptional results. They bet on horses with improving form over the last three starts, irrespective of whether the latest two numbers are 3 & 2. Example: 642, 863, 752, etc…How you end up using my system is entirely up to you! I would suggest you experiment with the various combinations and stick to the one that works best for you.

By the way …you can use this system for gallops/flats, jumping events, harness racing and also greyhound racing. I recommend you use the same amount to bet for a win and place (Each way Betting) so you collect something if the horse or dog comes in first, second or third.

Now just by using this simple betting plan you’ll be way ahead of the majority of the punters out there…but wait, there still more! Next I’m going to show one of the secrets that professional punters use to grow their betting bank into thousands of dollars, QUICKLY!

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The most important rule of this system that you should never break is that once you have reached your goal winnings for that day, YOU QUIT AND WALK AWAY.

The first step in using this system is to set a value of how much you wish to win each day. As a rough rule, the safest figure is 5% of your total bank.

This is purely down to you. The higher the % the more risk you have of needing to top up your bank with more funds.

So for this example we say you have a bank of £1000, and therefore require our winnings each day to be £50. (Of course it could be just a bank of £100 and your target winnings be £5, it’s up to you and the size of your pocket. remember your in this only to win!)

This system relies on the fact that in all of the days race meetings that at least 1 favorite will win one of the races. There are usually 3 or 4 race meetings each day 6 of 7 races per meeting. This means across the country there are in excess of 20 races and if just 1 out of the 20 races the favorite wins, YOU’RE A WINNER. As you can imagine the chances of not a single favorite winning out of the 20 races is very small. In the last 9 months of using this system, I have never witnessed a day where that happened.

To ensure you always choose the favorite of each race, you will need to either open an account on line. Such as www.paddypower.com or you must go to your local bookies and check the odds in the last 15-10minutes before a race. Newspapers do like to give you their suggested favorite; however these will not always be the excepted and agreed favorite.
So here it is…

1. In the first meeting of the day you currently have a bank of £1000 and you wish to win £50. Locate the favorite for this race, take its odds “to win” and then calculate how much stake you need to put down in order to win £50. Let’s say the favorite is 7-4. In order to win £50.00 you will need to place a bet of £28.57.

This can be worked out by dividing 4 by 7 (7-4 odds) and then multiply it by 50 (£50)

If this horse wins you are now £50.00 up. CONTRATULATIONS, YOU’RE A WINNER.

Now follow the most important rule of the day and quit for the day!

2. If the horse doesn’t win, don’t despair, go on to the next race, but this time in order to be £50 up for the day, you need to win back the 28.57 you lost in the last race plus an additional £50 for your on target winnings. A total of 78.57. Let’s say for the next race, the favorite is at 4-1. So to win 78.57 you will need to place a bet of 19.64.
This can be worked out by dividing 1 by 4 (4-1 odds) and then multiply it by 78.57 (£)

If this horse wins, you have recovered the £28.57 you lost in the first race, plus the additional £50 target. CONGRATULATIONS YOU ARE A WINNER.
Now quit for the day!

3. If the horse doesn’t win, again don’t despair, simply go on to the next race following the same procedure as in 2. Remembering that in order to be £50 up for the day, you will need to win back the 28.57 you lost in the first race and the 19.64 in the second race, plus the additional £50. Target winnings, giving a total of £98.21. The favorite in the next race is 2-1. So to win £98.21 you will need to place a bet of 49.10.

This can be worked out by dividing 1 by 2 (2-1 odds) and multiplying it by £98.21.

Is this horse wins; you have now recoved the 28.57 you lost in the first race and the 19.64 in the second plus the additional £50. Target. CONGRATULATIONS YOU ARE A WINNER.
Now quit for the day!

If the favorite didn’t win again, simply continue with this method remembering to up your stake to ensure you win back all your losses as well as your targeted winnings until the favorite does win.

As you can see the more races that take place where the favorite doesn’t win, your loses become more and more, therefore meaning you need to place a larger stake on the next race to win back your loses.

This is why it is suggested to only place 5% of your bank.

Of course no system is 100% guaranteed to win every time and we do not give this guarantee either, but you will agree that the odds of not a single favorite winning any of the races around the country in one day is as close to impossible as you can imagine.

Of course you can check out our system by looking at the previous results to see how good it really is! Just check the results in the national press and you will see that a favorite will win at least 1 race in 1 of the race meetings, every day!

Try this out for yourself for a few days without actually gambling any money.

Simply put, if a favorite wins, you win!
Good luck!

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Ratchet staking system Guidelines

Set aside a 40 point bank minimum. For the purpose of this example, consider a bank of €2000. 1 point equates to £50.

Day 1:
Two Selections, Afeef @ 2/1 and Brave Inca @ 3/1. Lay each horse to 1 point. Both horses lose, so at the end of day 1, add £95 to the bank. (i.e. 100 less 5% commission). Bank now stands at £2095. Get 1/40th of this new Bank. £2095 / 40 = £52.38. This is the new stake for the next days selections.

Day 2:
One Selection, Sir Frank Gibson @ 6/4. Lay this horse to 1 point, £52.38. This horse wins the race, so bank decreases by £78.57. Bank after day 2 now stands at £2015.43. As bank did not increase, the stake for day 3 remains at £52.38.

Day 3:
Three Selections, Manogram @ 4/1, Back in Front @ 2/1 and Educate @ 6/4. Lay each horse to 1 point. All three horses lose, so add £149.28 to the bank. (i.e. £157.14 less 5% commission). Bank after 3 days now stands at £2164.71. Get 1/40th of this. £2164.71/ 40 = £54.12. This is our new stake for the next days selections.
Continue this process until your betting bank grows to a predetermined or substantial amount, then happily withdraw your profits and repeat the process with a new Bank.

Finally please remember, be sensible, and never bet with money that you cannot afford to lose.

This staking plan has been provided by: Laying Losers laying tipster service.

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There are many different staking plans to use when laying horses. The laying to a liability can sometimes be very profitable and should be taken into consideration.

I personally never lay over 4/1 or decimal 5 when laying on Betfair this way, if a selections drifts in price and then wins, I always know my maximum liability.

Yes you will get more horses that drift and then lose but you will also get the occasional horse that drifts and then goes on to win, putting you out of pocket.

Lets say you have a betting bank of £1000 and the horse is 4/1 you should use 5% of your bank for the liability, ie £50 so the stake on a 4/1 horse would be £12.50, not massive but safe.

If the horse was evens, then the stake would be £50.

This is a very safe way to lay horses. If you want to be more aggressive with your staking then, lay to a liability of 10% of your bank.

With this staking method, if you are following shorter priced horses, ie. between evens and 3/1, you should be making a decent profit over time, so long as the strike rate is good.

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For this example we are going to start with a betting bank of £2000, you should stake a fixed amount on each selection depending on its true value in a race. Therefore you should stick to the following plan.

Odds of horse evens or shorter - £100 win bet
Odds of 6/4 - £80 win bet
Odds of 15/8 - £70 win bet
Odds of 9/4 - £60 win bet
Odds of 3/1 - £50 win bet
Odds of 4/1 - £40 win bet

With this staking plan, you will be risking a larger portion of your betting bank on a selection that has a better chance of winning.

If you have a true even money selection, it should win one in two races, on the other hand, if you have a 4/1 shot then it should win one in five races. Therefore you have adjusted your staking to the horses true chance in a race.

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The Martingale system was invented a long time ago and has a bad reputation amongst gamblers. It is mainly used by novices and very big gamblers who have lots of money to play with.
The staking plan involves doubling your money each time until you win.

Betting on even money selections:

£10
£20
£40
£80
£160
£320
£640
£1280
£2560
and so on…..

As you can see it is possible to have lost a lot of money if things dont go your way, and remember this is gambling and there are NO sure things. This could easily happen and indeed has happened many times.

Avoid this staking plan as it can easily spiral out of control and leave you in financial ruin.

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I use this system on Betfair, its blindingly obvious but took me a year to twig.
You need a minimum bank of a thousand times your laying off fee i.e lay off for £2 down you need a bank of £2000. Just to cover yourself.

Lay off the the lowest priced horse in the race for £2.
It wins you lose £6, add £2 for the profit you should have made, equals £8. Divide this by two = £4.
Layoff the next horse for £6 (£4 loss plus £2 profit)

Now if the horse wins add up the total amount you’ve lost divide dont forget to include your £2 per race, and divide by two for the next race.

When you come across a streak where two Favs lose you then have your profit and stake money back.

Bewarned !!! Quite often a streak of 6 Favs will win, you need plenty of money to carry this through but believe me it does work.

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