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A Horse Racing Track for Maidens!A Free Horse Racing System for your favorite horse racing track!I've been spending more and more time making attempts to break down some excellent percentage tips rather than actually trying to develop a new horse racing system within the percentages. Well, as some of you already know, the six winning systems in my book are unique tactical methods encapsulated with handicapping statistics and percentages. I wanted to establish a new winning system using a different type of mathematical assignment. Basically, I am thinking "outside the box" for this new system.I have been tracking the results for this particular horse racing system for almost a full year and I have come to the conclusion that the winning percentage(s) have maintained a high enough threshold. Horse racing handicappers trying to pick winners at his or her favorite horse racing track can now apply this proven method. Before explaining to you the simplicity of this system, I want to share with each you what has been entailed in tracking and reporting the historical data. My systems are usually 50% or better win percentage(s), but I felt this spot play can be handy when your up against a chaotic maiden race. For starters, this method was applied to every race type currently being run in the thoroughbred world.
I apply the methodology to each race type and track the results separately for each race type. These results are not combined. A true win percentage cannot be calculated if the results are combined. This methodology was applied to all types of thoroughbred horse racing tracks and not limited to a specific few. I believe it is important to research and develop (R & D) across many different types of horse racing tracks. Afterall, we all have our favorites and, to be quite frank, they all have payouts and takeouts equally or better than the next track. Research, develop, track results, ratio breakdowns for each race type and finally quality control. I will spare each of you the details of my spreadsheets and come right out with it: Although this system can be applied to any race type, it certainly works best when playing Maiden claiming and Maiden special weights races. After ten months of continuous tracking .. a total of 600 maiden races were tested. Out of the six hundred maiden races, this method had picked 282 winners. A Win percentage of 47% .. However, out of a total of 927 maiden races, 327 of those races were not applicable (leaving us with a total of 600) Horses that were "system selected" who ended up running second and third were not calculated. Although there were quite a few place and show results. I am only interested in finding winners.Out of the 282 winners, the average win price was $14.00, however we did see streaks of chalk winners (favorites) and there were some "bomb" longshots hit ($76.00). But it all evened out from 4-1 odds to 6-1 odds on (aggregate) average (not bad!).Another interesting point to this system; numerous maiden races were loaded with "first-time starters" and we continued to see winners at different maiden race levels as we applied numerous horse racing tracks. As a handicapper, you know as well as I that the daily program lists an average of 3 or more maiden races per day (except when dark). Pick a horse racing track; Calder? Laurel? Aqueduct? Golden Gate? Charlestown? Now look at a daily program for each track and count the number of maiden races. A full program card, for the most part is 9 or 10 races and usually includes 2, 3 or more maiden races. Handicapping a maiden race can be difficult at times due to the lack of past performances, statistical data, and actual racing experience...or should I say racing inexperience. Which is precisely the reason why I wanted to develop a winning method for these types of races that are applicable at any horse racing track
Let's get started; First, you will need the daily racing program in order to apply the winning system. The Daily Racing Form provides bettors the racing information required to select a horse. The Racing Form is the industries official database for racing information and is second to none in thoroughbred horse racing. It provides this data for any horse racing track in the country. NOTE:The Racing Form "booklet" and the Racing Form "newspaper" may have different charts. These power number symbols are found in the Daily Racing Program booklet found at casinos and horse parlors. Next to the name of each horse you will notice several abbreviations and under these abbreviations there is a numerical value. It will look like this: Focus on the CL, PR, SP, and PW. These abbreviations are defined as:
These values are defined as Quickline Numerical Assignments and reflect the relative strength of each horse. A numerical value is given for each of the categories. Class, Probability and Speed are numbered from 1 through 10. Where number 1 is least significant(bad) and number 10 is most significant(good). A Class strength of 10, a probability strength of 10 and A speed strength of 10 are the best figures possible. The PW Probable Winner assignment can have a low rating of 3 and a high rating of 30. The ideal situation would look like this: "Power Numbers"because they can be powerful when analyzing a race with first-time starters. The power numbers are applied to every race at every thoroughbred horse racing track. My knowledge may be limited but I speak with many handicappers and these relative strength figures are usually disregarded. Maybe it's just another statistic added to a horses performance to further addle the minds of number crunchers and skew the computer software for handicap programs. However, when used alone and applied correctly these values do produce winners.
Here is what we need to do when we come across a Maiden race of any typeat your favorite horse racing track. Total up all of the power numbers, including the (PW) probable winner value. The highest number can be 60, obviously a perfect score, or a 6, obviously the worse score possible. The key to finding the outstanding horse selection is to follow these rules:
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