3/6/2006 edition

The Lucky Dozen Horse Racing Betting System

This simple method looks for consistent horses and has found plenty of winners at good betting odds.

Here are the rules for metropolitan tracks:

1. The horse's last race must have been on a metropolitan track.

2. The total of its last four starts in its current campaign must add up to 12 or less.

3. Eliminate any horse with a 0, as that run counts as 10.

4. The horse must have finished no worse than fourth at its last start.

5. The horse should have run no worse than three lengths from the winner at its last start.

6. Its last start must be no longer than four weeks before its current race.

7. Eliminate any horse with four wins or if it has won its last three starts.

8. If more than one qualifier back the horse with the lowest total. Eg a horse with the last four starts 1144 = 10 qualifies before a horse with 2271 = 12. You can also back more than one selection a race if odds permit.

9. If two or more qualifiers have the same total back the horse at biggest odds. Again, you can also back more than one selection a race if odds permit.

10. When there are multiple qualifiers in a race you will find selections handy for trifectas, running doubles etc.

Good luck.

This edition of Punt to Win:
Betting horses with inexperienced apprentice jockeys
The best horse racing tipping service on the internet
Get those betting odds
The Lucky Dozen horse racing betting system
Horse Watch betting system - future winners
Betting favourites in small fields
Best odds for well bet winners - bookmaker or tote?
Betting tips from the track: Randwick & Moonee Valley - 27/5/2006
Betting tips from the track: Rosehill & Flemington - 20/5/2006
Racing results for horses carrying a weight handicap of 59kg.
Future winners - unlucky horses
Punt to Win 20/5/2006
Punt to Win index

2005 Melbourne Cup Carnival Winners
Best Tote Odds?

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