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Horse racing system – this one ALWAYS works!

This horse racing system simply works by placing the same bets (ie £10 on each selection), but it also has some rules, which are quite easy to understand.

The number of selections you bet on in this horse racing system is determined by the odds on the favourite. I have placed an odds table below to show how many selections you can bet on.

All odds below are in decimals and are the odds on the Favorite in any given race.

Favorite Odds In Decimals Bet First

Between 3.00 and 4.00 2 Horses

Between 4.00 and 5.00 3 Horses

Between 5.00 and 6.00 4 Horses

Between 6.00 and 7.00 5 Horses

Between 7.00 and 8.00 6 Horses

Let’s say the first race you wanted to bet on is 2.10 @ Ascot. Simply navigate to that particular race on the bookmaker’s website, your chosen betting exchange or go to your local bookmakers and take a look at the odds/prices on offer.

Now for this horse racing system to work, let’s say for the sake of arguments that the @5.3 favorite was being offered. Take a look at the table above and find 5.3, there you will see that you can bet on the first 4 horses in the betting market, i.e. 1st favourite, 2nd favourite, 3rd favourite, and 4th favourite, which now makes a little more sense. ??

The same goes for any price that the favorite has within the odds shown in the table above.

This horse racing system, called “Level Stake” betting, has been around during the “Donkey” years, but not many people actually do it, simply because most bettors are looking for a BIG profit with every bet they place and to be honest they waste almost ALL the time.

The selection process for this horse racing system is very easy to do: if in the chosen race the favorite has odds of 3 on Betfair, then you are allowed to bet on the favorite and the second favorite in the betting.

If you place on this horse racing system, it says £10 on each, your total costs are £20. If the favorite were to win, you would receive £20 in winnings and also your £10 bet, for a total of £ 30.

If the second favorite were to win with odds of 5, then they would receive £40 plus their £10 stake for a total return of £50.

If you were to select a big race where the favorite is priced at 7 on Betfair then you can bet on the first 6 of the bet.

It is a very simple horse racing system, but very effective and, if done correctly, can generate a very nice second income.

Personally I’ve had winning bets as high as 25/1, although these are very few and far between, it’s very nice when it happens.

Level Stakes bets can be used on almost all races, with just a few exceptions listed below.

1. Don’t bet on “Maiden” races. I find these to be very hit and miss and results can vary.

2. NEVER bet on handicap races with more than 16 runners, again it is very unpredictable and there are always better races to bet on.

3. Never bet on “apprentice” races, although there are some pretty good apprentice jockeys around you WANT a professional jockey who knows exactly what it takes to win a race.

Another variation on the horse racing system above is to OMIT the favorite and use the second favorite as a reference point. This allows you to add more selections and get higher priced winners.

If you copy how I make my picks below, you’ll gain pounds week after week.

If you decide to place your level bet bets with the favorite included then this horse racing system is pretty straightforward as ANY race that meets the above criteria is fair game but if you want to narrow down your search and only find between 2 and 4 races per day to play, then just copy the following for a VERY high hit rate.

You will need any ‘run-of-the-mill’ newspaper (I prefer ‘The Sun’) that has racing pages in its sports section.

Also, you will need to register on the website http://www.racingpost.co.uk if you haven’t already, do so now, it costs nothing.

On race day, to apply this horse racing system, simply log on to the racing publication’s website and review ALL the races for that day, you must mark (in your newspaper) the selection that the racing publication toast as your most likely winner.

When you’ve done that, look at what the two handicappers in your paper are up to in that particular race. If ALL 3 (2 X newspaper reporters plus racing publications) select the same horse, then it MAY be a definite bet. Then just do this with the newspaper for ALL the races of the day. Don’t be discouraged at all, it takes about 10 minutes to do, not a long time for a horse racing system that could change your financial future.

Once you have done that you need to go to Betfair and simply check the odds for the horse that ALL 3 tipsters have given. If the odds are acceptable with the table odds, then you have a final bet and bet on as many horses as the grid odds indicate.

The other variation of this horse racing system is where you miss out on the favorite and the selection process for this is much simpler and faster.

Just skip all the “Danger” races as described on the previous page and then try to find races that have between 12 and 16 runners, especially handicap races because in handicap races the horses have different weights to carry which in effect gives ALL horses an equal chance to win.

So all you need to do to make this horse racing system work is get the odds for the SECOND favorite and place your bet on as many selections as the table will allow.

Now that you know how easy it is to make your selections, you now need to know how to make the best use of your betting bank.

We’ll take a £1000 betting bank as an example, but you can start with what you can afford, this horse racing system works for everyone!

Simply divide your betting bank by 100, so for a bank of £1000, this figure is £10. So £10 is the amount you should be placing on your first race.

Now let’s say that in your first race you can bet on the first 4 horses, you divide your first bet of €10 by 4, which equals €2.50, so €2.50 is the money you place on the first few bets. 4 selections in your first race

I can hear you say, “Hey, betting just £2.50 on a horse, this horse racing system won’t make me rich!”

Well, it isn’t and it’s not meant for either of you, yet! You should look at this as a long term venture and protect your betting bank to the best of your ability. Dividing your bet bank by 100 gives you 100 losing bets before you bust and that’s just not going to happen.

In the £2.50 example above, if the favorite wins you’ll make a level win of £2.50, BUT if the favorite loses and wins an 8/1 shot, you’ll make a nice £12.50 win.

Then, as the days go by, your betting bank increases and so does your ante and soon, instead of placing £2.50 on each horse, you find yourself placing £22.50 on each horse. I can see how he is beginning to enjoy this system of horse racing. now!