Horse Racing System – This always works!

This horse racing system works simply by making the same bets (ie £10 on each pick) but it also has some rules, which are easy to understand.

The amount of picks you bet on in this horse racing system is determined by the favourites’ odds, I’ve put up an odds table below to show you how many picks can be bet on.

All probabilities given below are in decimals and are the odds of the favorite winning in any given race.

Odds of preference in decimals betting on first

Between 3.00 and 4.00 2 horses

Between 4.00 and 5.00 3 horses

Between 5.00 and 6.00 4 horses

Between 6.00 and 7.00 5 horses

Between 7.00 and 8.00 6 horses

Let’s just imagine the first race you wanted to bet on was 2.10 @ Ascot. Simply go to that particular race at your chosen betting exchange or betting site or go to your local bookies and look at the odds/prices you are offered.

Now for this horse racing system to work, let’s say for the sake of the arguments the favorite @ 5.3 was shown. Have a look at the table above and find 5.3, you will see that you are allowed to bet on the first 4 horses in the betting market i.e. 1st favourite, 2nd favourite, 3rd favourite and 4th favourite, which makes more sense now??

The same goes for whatever price has a favorite within the possibilities shown in the table above.

This horse racing system, called Level Bet, has been around since the “Donkey’s” years but not many people actually do, simply because the majority of gamblers are looking for a big win with every bet they place and to be honest they lose almost all the time.

The selection process for this horse racing system is very easy to do: If the race you have chosen has odds of 3 in Betfair, you are allowed to place your stakes on the favorite and the second favorite in the betting.

If you put into this horse racing system £10 on each one, your total outlay is £20. If the favorite wins, you will receive £20 in winnings and your £10 stake money too, for a total of £30.

If the runner-up wins by 5 chances, you will get £40 plus your £10 credit back for a total of £50 back.
If you were to pick a big race where the preferred race was priced at 7 on Betfair, you are allowed to place your stakes on the first 6 in the bet.

It is a very simple horse racing system, but it is very effective and if done right can bring in a very good second income.

I’ve personally had winning bets up to 25/1 even though these bets are very few and far between it’s pretty amazing when it happens.

The Level Stakes bet can be used with almost all races, with a few exceptions which are listed below.

1. Don’t bet on “maiden” races. I find these to be unexpected and results can vary.

2. Never bet on handicap races with more than 16 runners, again it is unpredictable and there are always much better races to bet on.

3. Never bet on ‘junior’ races, even though there are some good apprentice jockeys around you, you want a professional jockey who knows exactly what it takes to win a race.

Another variation of the horse racing system above is to miss out on a favorite and use a second favorite as your starting point. This enables you to add more selections and get two higher priced winners.

If you copy the how-to for my picks below, they’ll be quotes week by week.

If you decide to place your bets on the level pot with the built-in favourites, this horse racing system is straight enough that any race that meets the above criteria is fair game but if you want to narrow your search and find between 2 and 4 races per day to play in, just copy the following to achieve a very high strike rate.

You’ll need any “mill run” (I prefer “The Sun”) newspaper that has racing pages in its sports section.

In addition to that you will need to register yourself in http://www.racingpost.co.uk website If you haven’t already, do so now, it won’t cost you anything.

On the day of the race, to apply this horse racing system, simply log on to the race site website and go to the races of all those days, you must mark (in your newspaper) the selection offered by the race center as the most likely winner.

When you’re done, you then look at what the two guides go over in your newspaper for that particular race. If all 3 (2 X newspaper tips plus race position) select the same horse, this could be an obvious bet. Then simply do it with the newspaper for all the races of the day. Do not delay at all, it takes about 10 minutes, not a lot of time for a horse racing system that can change your financial future.

Once this is done you need to go to Betfair and simply check the horse odds given by all three guides. If the odds are OK with the odds in the table, then you have a limit bet and bet on any number of horses the odds in the grid tell you.

Another variation of this horse racing system is where you miss all the favorites together and the selection process for that is simple and much faster.

Just miss all the ‘risk’ races as described on the previous page, then try to find the races with between 12 and 16 runners, especially the handicap races because in handicap races you are assigned different weights to carry, which actually gives all horses the same chance of winning.

Then all you need to do for this horse racing system to work is to take the odds of winning the SECOND FAVORITE and put your stake money on as many selections as the table allows you to.

Now that you know how easy it is to make your selections, you will now need to know how to make the best use of your betting bank.

We’ll take a £1,000 betting bank as an example but you can start with whatever amount you can afford, this horse racing system works for everyone!

Simply divide your betting bank by 100, so for a £1,000 bank that number is £10. So £10 is how much you should put in your first ever race.

Now suppose that on your first race you bet on your first 4 horses, and divide your first £10 bet by 4, which equals £2.50, so £2.50 is the money share you put on the first 4 picks in your first race.

I can just hear you say “Hey, only making £2.50 on a horse, this horse racing system won’t make me rich!!”

Well, it’s not and it’s not intended either, yet! You should look at this as a long term project and protect your betting bank as best you can. Dividing your betting bank by 100 gives you a losing bet of 100 before you go bankrupt and that won’t happen.

In the £2.50 example above, if the favorite wins, you will win a stake level profit of £2.50 but if the favorite loses and the 8/1 shot wins, you will then make a handsome £12.50 profit.

Then as the days go by by increasing your betting bank then your initial stake money increases and soon instead of putting £2.50 on each horse you will find yourself putting £22.50 on each horse I can see how you start to enjoy this horse racing system now!