Most people think that you need to be an expert to produce a successful and

profitable horse racing system which produces winner after winner.



However creating your own winning system is not difficult if you follow these eight simple steps.









Let’s consider a hypothetical horse called ‘Old Nag’ and see if conforms to these 8 steps!



All the relevant information on ‘Old Nag’ are available in the offline or free online edition of the ‘Racing Post’ which is the industries leading newspaper.



The number of runners in a race will obviously affect the chances of ‘Old Nag’

winning. Larger the field is, the bigger is the competition. It follows that it would be difficult to pick a winner from a race having more than 12 runners.



Yet another important factor determining the result of the race is the type of ground a horse is running.



When a horse ran its last race is also important. If it so happens that ‘Old Nag’ has not run for quite a while, it would indeed be difficult to frame an idea about its present condition. The last race of the horse should at least be in the present season and in no case more than 28 days ago. It is always better that its last race is within a shorter period.



Of course it would not be a good bet if the horse ran a few days ago only to come in last! It follows that its form or where it was placed in the last few races is important.



The distance the race has to be run is also important. When the race is too short, ‘Old nag’ may not be able to show its true form, whereas if the race is too long yet other things might happen as well. The recommended safe distance is somewhere between 5 furlongs and less than 3 miles.



The ‘Racing Post’ is the countries leading newspaper on all things to do with horse racing. The topmost tipster only appears in this paper.



Handicap races are notoriously difficult to predict as supposedly all horses should pass the finishing line at the same time. hence selecting ‘Old Nag’ means that even ‘Old Nag’ might have a chance as well.



Finally favourites win around 33% of the time. Threfore make sure to look out for favourites mainly if they are 3/1 or lower in the betting.



Obviously, even if ‘Old Nag’ happens to match all these criteria, there is no such assurance about its win.However the suggestions provided herein help you gather better ideas about how to use a horse racing system efficiently.

By: John Anthony

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: John Anthony is a recognized authority on the subject of horse racing system , having helped over 1,288 people worldwide to this date. He is the Director of www.Sure2Profit.com , a website where he provides a wealth of informative free articles and resources.