2/6/2007 edition

The Winning Jockey Horse Racing Betting System

Jockey changes can give you a clue to what the trainer expects from the horse. When a jockey who last rode the horse to victory is put back on the horse it is time to sit up and take notice.

This simple system makes use of that. Here are the rules.

1. The horse's most recent jockey is replaced by the jockey who last won on the horse.

2. The distance of the race is no more than 200 metres either side of that win.

3. The horse must have been beaten by less than five lengths at its last start unless it had bad luck in running or was racing in unsuitable contions. For example, way up in class or on a wet track which it did not handle. Check a good form guide and/or stewards reports.

4. The horse can be first up from a spell.

5. Wager at good odds. Include these selections in first fours, trifectas, doubles etc. Avoid short priced favourites.

Good luck.

This edition of Punt to Win:
Understanding odds and betting market percentages
Get those betting odds
The Winning Jockey horse racing betting system
Horse Watch betting system - future winners
Betting favourites in small fields: 26/5/2007
Best odds for well bet winners - bookmaker or tote?
Betting tips from the track: Randwick and Moonee Valley
Betting top weights - horses carrying a weight handicap of 59kg.
Future winners - unlucky horses
Punt to Win 26/5/2007
Punt to Win index

2006 Melbourne Cup Carnival Winners
Best Tote Odds

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