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Old 10th June 2013, 11:21 PM
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Hey Gary, those ratings used to be given in the Tab site for members, do you know if they are different now?
Sorry Shaun i have only ever got them from everyrace.com

Back in those days they were called Successability and were,
Based in Canberra.

I used to buy them via fax.

Geez that was a long time ago.

I do remember one of the strategies in one of their books,
They mentioned if you couldn't get the actual ratings,
100-99-98 to just use the top 1-2-3 D.F.S posted on the wall.

Guess that meant you could be right.(T.A.B.)

The actual odds plus class and distance up down equal etc,
Has always been a paid for criteria.

Have not always used them as for many years i did my own,
But way to big a task 7 days a week for me now.

You have to be innovative to make a profit from them,
In their raw state they do identify good priced winners,
Like everything else it's the filters and how you use them that,
Determines profitability or loss.

Probably why Barny can't understand them (or ratings as a process)

Cheers.
Gary.
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Old 10th June 2013, 11:37 PM
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Hey Gary, those ratings used to be given in the Tab site for members, do you know if they are different now?
Just rang a mate who has used them much longer than me.

His comment was this.

"new no"
"Improved Yes"

The Time Rating is the biggest improver,
Then the Wizard ratings themselves.
Others stayed about the same.

THIS IS ONE PERSONS OBSERVATION OVER MANY YEARS.

They wrote several books which are as scarce as hens teeth.

There forum hasn't been active for years.

They don't tell you the best or profitable way to back them,
Like other rating services.

They have always charged for them.

The T.A.B pay a stack of money to get them.

They have been around for 20> years in basIcally the same format.

Make your own assumptions i guess.

Cheers.
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Old 10th June 2013, 11:52 PM
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20 years ago the DFS ratings was on computer at the local tab, am sure it is the same but i think what the TAB has now is just the consensus but same ratings, they were good back then and am sure still are, i guess i prefer my own ratings just because i know what goes in to them and because i know they work better on particular types of races it limits my betting if you understand what i am getting at.
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Old 11th June 2013, 12:10 AM
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Yes i do.


You are definitrly on the right track with certain types of races.

With enough data you can then see which is the the best panels,
To use on them.

For further profitability you can then crosstab the panels,
So you only bet when that horse appears in certain panels
In certain racetypes.

Have read your posts you know the punting game.

Am helping 4 other members with these ratings by emails.

3 since i posted the old prepost system last year,
Haven't kept results of that one wonder if it's still profitable?.

Good luck with your endeavours.

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Old 11th June 2013, 09:55 AM
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Forgot to add you want the top rated rating to win,
In all races across Australia and make a level stakes profit.

Can your data base do this??.
Or do you pick and choose when and where to bet.

If backing the top pick in every race every day throughout,
Australia can win using your data base doesn't have to be ratings,
But a set of rules give me the name of the person you purchased it from,
Then i can do exactly the same thing you say ratings can't do.

Would really appreciate betting every day (one horse per race)
Throughout Australia and making a level stakes profit.

Saves me a lot of work.


Looking forward to buying the same one you have.

Cost is no problem for me.

Cheers.
Garyf.
Have spent several hours going through a certain persons posts,
To find the source of his above mentioned data base he often refers to.

Now that i know, out of respect for this persons fine,
Work and obvious product i will no longer post on or about this thread.

Had i known this answer previously the above mention would,
Never had appeared.

To the person involved "A HEARTFELT SORRY"

In passing re the other Q's+A's it's akin to watching paint dry,
Or even watching grass grow.(Barny's only)

You know it's going to "HAPPEN" but sitting there watching it,
You just "CAN'T SEE IT ???.

Unfortunately my last post on this thread, you can all make,
Up your own mind(s) who you want to believe.

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Old 11th June 2013, 05:21 PM
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Wow, you were up late last night garyf and early this morning too, hope you slept OK. You say you need to add filters to make ratings work, well then that just proves they're no better than say pre-post for instance. You've confirmed that stand alone ratings won't win, exactly what I've been saying. Thanks for all your hard work garyf ..... sleep tight !!
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Old 11th June 2013, 10:27 PM
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You are definitrly on the right track with certain types of races.


garyf, I know you're dismissive of my posts and commentary and fair enough but we're not that far off from being on the same page. I have my own "ratings" (one filter) which has stood the test of time as a base filter (no different to your ratings) for a 100 years !! Your ratings change with the wind, my one filter stays the same, and obviously it's not the handicapper. Your ratings are at the whim of whatever is in favour at any particular time, and as we know, when you've found the secret ..... it's too late ..... or it's overbought, as in the case of the punt the odds are too short. We agree that the most important filter is the type of race.

One of your most recent comments is to ask those on here to believe who they want, that's either me or you I guess. Personally I don't mind if it's 100% in your favour, but if it is then the odds tip in my favour, don't they ??

cheers, barny
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Old 11th June 2013, 11:21 PM
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There are many ways to skin a cat and the bottom line spesks loudest, good luck on all angles.
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Old 11th June 2013, 11:46 PM
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Surely there were some ratings that selected Linton, the winner of the Stradbroke. After all, this race was full of horses with plenty of exposed form!!, but it seems that these are the types of races where ratings fall down the most. How come??

Barny, you asked the question and Garyf provided a verifiable answer. The ratings he uses had the winner of a very good field of horses in the top 3. With plenty of exposed form his ratings successfully outperformed the market based on the final order of faves. He uses filters to increase his profit as any serious pro would. I think this is a good example of a ratings triumph so thanks Barny for playing upside down in the sand pit.
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Old 12th June 2013, 08:58 AM
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so thanks Barny for playing upside down in the sand pit.


lol, haven't heard that one before & agree with your post
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