8/7/2006 edition

The Winning Tips from Trainers Horse Racing Betting System

Have you noticed how often trainers switch states with their horses and win? For example, John Hawkes is a master at it.

This simple betting system aims to cash in on that and looks for horses travelling interstate who could be value at their first start in the new state.

Here are the rules for metropolitan tracks:

1. The horse must have finished in the first four at its last start or been beaten by no more than three lengths.

2. If the horse finished worse than fourth and was beaten by more than three lengths at its last start then it must have placed or been beaten by no more than three lengths at its previous two starts in its current campaign.

3. Its race in its previous state must have been no longer than four weeks ago unless the horse is first up. If the horse is first up then ignore any result it had at its last start.

4. There must be no more than one other horse in the race that has travelled from another state having its first start in the new state.

5. We don't want to back short priced favourites. Look for odds, say at least $5.00.

Note:
The horse is an even stronger chance if its regular rider comes interstate to ride it.

Good luck.

This edition of Punt to Win:
"This horse ran faster time."
The best horse racing tipping service on the internet
"This horse is a bet to nothing!"
Get those betting odds
The Winning Tips from Trainers 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: Rosehill & Flemington
Racing results for horses carrying a weight handicap of 59kg.
Future winners - unlucky horses
Punt to Win 1/7/2006
Punt to Win index

2005 Melbourne Cup Carnival Winners
Best Tote Odds?

Copyright ©1998-present. OZmium Pty. Ltd. All rights reserved.