Horse Racing Systems

I chanced upon a group of kibitzers at the race tracks and eavesdropped on their chatter.  They were debating the merits of the free horse racing system. I concluded then that people connect free with inferior and expensive with superior.

But how true is this? Our usual practice is to pay more for better service, better seats at the games, or more ham in our sandwiches.  In the horse racing system, we shell out more money to get the promised profits, and then bingo.  We fall for a dud.

Free systems for horse racing are not all flops.  There are genuine tips that earn some income.  Come to think of it, whether the system is free or not, we still have to make choices from the selections offered. 

During that conversation I overheard, a senior participant was expounding the advantages of developing one's own horse racing system.  All one had to do was look the other way in betting.  Simple formula from a sage.      
 
So there's no need to put up £20 or £200.   Just go where angels fear to tread and you're well on your way to your own system.  Start reading the racing form and you'll spot the horses that show promise. 

Truth to tell, dependence on the racing form dulls your brain.  You've got let your brain neurons go on working if you want a profitable system.  

There are several things to do while you're at it. Talk to the pros, read up on the famous races here and abroad, follow up the gossip about the jockeys and the trainers - and please read between the lines.   

If you haven't been to the racetracks, visit the local sites. You have to develop the feel for horse racing and everything related to it. That's how you'll strengthen your very own racing system.