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it ain't work ... if you're having fun Jim
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Could 28.8 refund Edge Members?
Yes. Could 28.8 fitness edge win back $200 million, Yes. Well at least I would hope so, however after this all settles down in 6 months time, how much has been lost? The bad news is, Australian punters would be paying at least 50% loss of dividends across the board when I struck for about 1 - 2 years. Is that a good or bad thing? · Bookmakers would not let me have an account, Betfair may offer limited exposures. · It would boil down to the $200 million coming out of the NSW and Victoria totes. · I don’t think Hong Kong would let me bet on course in their big pools. · I cannot see any UK bookies letting me have an account wondering around the country side in UK · USA would have restrictions also. No, Australian punters would be paying the $200 million out of their own pockets I would imagine you would need 5 banks of $20k at your disposal and I would do it for free! I am invisible, I am ninja! |
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UK FORM STUDY
I now see a few UK races around midnight onwards in Australia and UK fitness levels are not good guys, very low on the 90% = 95% (5 lengths off maximum)in a high percentage of races, which means horses in the real winning fitness zones for punters of 97% - 100% are few and far between. This makes your form study increditably inconsistent and at times a real struggle that will leave you scratching your head in "where did I go wrong" 2 out of 3 races. The simple fact of the matter is you have done nothing wrong, it is just that you were not on the fittest horse and that information was not available to you. No doubt you have been watching over the last 18 months cheap buys from the UK of your average horses by top stables in Australia. They are putting 10 lengths on these horses and winning Group 1 races left, right and centre. IE Foirente this years Melbourne Cup winner. Unfortunately it is easy pickings for Australian buyers as your horses are just not competing fit enough and are sold too cheap. Good luck, James |
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Plunge goes down on unfit O'Shea runner.
Backed off the map into $2.00 Kencella on only 96% fit went down in Sydney today. It did not have a fitness advantage over other runners and as said before his training does not stand out to me. Darley may regret all this as Kencella did not have a balanced fitness chart, not like Snowdens ability to peak in higher fitness levels. James |
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My huge betting system @ $2.50 per race.
Getting back to a post I did a few weeks ago where I bet $2.50 and had box 7 trifectas when the fav was not the fittest and you won 1.19% of the dividend. These are showing huge percentages of profits and striking nearly every race when I identify fav unlikely to win or even be unplaced then include the 7 best fittest horses. I might up the stakes to $5 and get 2.38% of the dividends. Wahoo James My emails are down, will have to get someone to fix it 4 me. |
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so let me get this straight Jim.....
you can not only tell a horse's fitness(and blood) levels by eye but you also know how to get them 100% fit? If so why aren't you a) a horse trainer b) a fitness consultant to trainers c) amazingly wealthy from the punt d) in retirement and not working a 40 hour week for other people |
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so let me get this straight Jim.....
you can not only tell a horse's fitness(and blood) levels by eye but you also know how to get them 100% fit? If so why aren't you a) a horse trainer Too old mate 63 years soon and who wants to get up at 3am, sugar it takes me that long to get to sleep. b) a fitness consultant to trainers Tried 100 times with trainers and Shieks, no I know too much for them and they would look a fool to owners, they DO NOT WANT ME ARROUND. c) amazingly wealthy from the punt I have a bad emotional level if I loose and my brain goes all haywire, so I don't bet, but look like having to on my 2.38% of trifectas. d) in retirement and not working a 40 hour week for other people My life is just beginning here mate, watch me rock n roll next year. (I work about 30 hours a week with good people in sales and also gives me a break from the horses, plus a few dollars) I cannot get a job in the media or broadcasting because my knowledge is way above others and that makes them all look a fool, so get lost mate! James |
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Huge plunge into odds on goes out the window for poor punters today.
The John Sadler trained Game Chief at Seymour today was never going to win on low 95% fitness levels and didnt. Punters lost hundreds of thousands of dollars on this badly executed go because it did not have a fitness advantage over other runners. James |
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VB, why post pre race that the fav was unfit?
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I aso trained nearly 200 winners in the dogs a few moons ago.
I've given up tipping, gave out about 1,000 winners on twitter and livestream, that's enough for me. I have nothing else to prove. James |
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If Jim and let's elope ever team up, it's all over for post post bookmakers
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Holy jumpin catfish Batman, they would be unstoppable
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Odds on plunge goes down on unfit horse.
Shear Style today at Wyong trained by Garry Frazer was backed like a good thing and this small horse on only 95% fit was gone 150 out and punters lost hundreds of thousand of dollars because it did not have a fitness advantage over other runners and must of given the fitter winner Ununcumbered about 50kg in size and stature. Sorry guys wrong race with an unfit horse. James |
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Thanks Jimmy
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Black Caviars sister odds on, unfit and punters lost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Today at Bendigo we saw the much anticipated debut of the $2.6 million purchase of Black Caviars sister, Belle Couture trained by Danny Obrien. Punters, you lost heaps because she was only 95% fit and still has 5 lengths improvement to 100% super fit. Let’s look at her fitness chart. 1. Fitness level 95% 2. Strength Factors 98% 3. Hypertrophic Fitness Levels 94% 4. Blood Count 85% Fitness rating 95% and for odds on that is very bad value and u lost. Nice enough type with plenty of scope for improvement, but the worry facts are can the trainer peak her fitter and the horse that beat here is only a pony, so how strong was this race? 2nd up she will be odds on again, like today @ $1.50 and on low fitness levels, let’s see her trail I think before backing her again. Cheers Jim |
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Jimmy can you apply the same theory to Humans?
I ask because I went to give blood the other day, and they suggested I needed to have tests to assess my blood count first. I said I knew a guy that could simply look at me and make the assessment without any unnecessary tests. They didn't seem to buy it and asked who it was, I merely said "he is invisable, he is ninja". At that point I was escorted from the building ![]() |
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Aussie Driver • December 22, 2013 10:07 AM GMT
Jimmy can you apply the same theory to Humans? I ask because I went to give blood the other day, and they suggested I needed to have tests to assess my blood count first. I said I knew a guy that could simply look at me and make the assessment without any unnecessary tests. They didn't seem to buy it and asked who it was, I merely said "he is invisable, he is ninja". At that point I was escorted from the building One of your best if not your best AD ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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he's making let's elope look like a fortune teller. I'm sorry lets but compared to jimmy your an amateur aftertimer with a long apprenticeship ahead.
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Now that is 100% very fit funny joke, i like it! Well done.
Had another nightly function on Saturday night and bumped in race horse owner and he has won a few country races with horses over the years from a group 1 trainer. I said I had a fitness web site and he said his horses were 100% fit every start because that is what the trainer told him. He is down tens of thousands of dollars just as a small share owner. I went and got another drink and mingled with some more intelligent persons. |
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Getting back to the original questions, yes I can develop a software program to scann athletes that will identify their fitness levels
ina quantitative figure, not a problem. I an ninja, I am invisible! |
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Racing NSW will continue their inquiry in to Hugh Bowman's ride of Fulminate at 2pm on Monday.
If there is any betting irregularities on Fulminate in this race jockey Hugh Bowman could get 12 months here. And if it was in Honk Kong and no betting he would still get 12 months. Bowman could get 12 months here. I was live streaming and this horse was Super Fit on 98% and I said only had to settle in the first 4 to win. Bowman had Fulminate a mile off them up to 20 - 25 lengths and really was a very bad ride. It will be interesting to see what happens here as punters were given no chance to win on this horse. Here is part of the story so far: (courtesty of tvn) Fulminate was a beaten favourite at Canterbury last Friday night after getting further back than trainer David Vandyke had anticipated. Bowman told stewards that his tactics were to roll forward but took the option to race back after the mare did not begin well. "H Bowman stated that his instructions had been to take up a forward position but not to push his mount to do so as in such circumstances in the past, the mare has then over raced," stewards reported afterwards. "When questioned why he then raced back in the field, H Bowman stated Fulminate did not jump cleanly, then struck interference at the start. "H Bowman added that his initial reaction was to try and track My Dear Friend forward, but when that runner went too quickly, he was left three wide at the girth of Moss money. "He said rather than risk being caught three ride for the race, he elected to look for cover on the back of Moss money, one of the fancied runners in the race, which he anticipated would then track up My Dear Friend. "H Bowman continued that when Moss money sat back and did not endeavour to improve up on the back of My Dear Friend, he had already committed to his position, and with the pace particularly strong, he felt it was not an option to then try and go around Moss money, particularly when Charzed was able to come off the rails and also take a position in the one out line in advance of Moss money." Stewards also questioned why Bowman did not attempt to improve his position earlier and the leading rider explained that he had to check off the heels of Moss money at the 500m and at that point, carrying 58.5kg, he felt it was not an option to go wide but rely on Darci Drama coming back to the field. Vandyke reported to stewards that he was surprised with how Bowman rode his mare. "Trainer Mr D Vandyke, when questioned, confirmed the instructions were to be forward and was critical that those instructions were not followed. Further, he was also surprised that H Bowman, when back in the field, had not improved around the field prior to the home turn." |
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Our editorials are unique because no one else knows how fit the horses are and it explains a lot for punters that won or lost.
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seems like only the winner was to be advantaged by this ride and/or horse performance
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He said he was thinking that Gai Waterhouses horse leading (winner) was going to stop, not a good answer really.
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exactly VB .. spesh when they ran the final 600 slower than the maiden over the same dist that day
christmas hamper for some ... leftovers for others .. sydney racing lol ... |
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Jim, if you're looking at the USA, the next at Sunland horse 7 Big Blaze is fresh from a 3 month break, at best would give this a shake, how does it look fitness wise compared to the rest ?
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jim ... don't go to sleep just yet lol ... 13 mins to the usa race ... thoughts pls ?
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i threw good money away Jim, where were you ?
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Is it grossly unfair to ask for that assessment pre race Thebas
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Sorry guys had to go to work.
Where the Winners Are Boxing Day? Livestream tomorrow for the big races in Sydney and Melbourne and I particularily like the Randwick carnival, that is where the profits could come from as some races in Melbourne look a bit tricky, but not to worry we have our fitness edge to see us through and get those fitter horses across the line. I don't think you even have to register with livestream.com? Pass the word around, big day tomorrow....cheers Jim |
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The Good, The Bad, The Ugly of Yearling Auctions.
Since "Jimmy and BC3 and Bill Valhous things have certainly turned a bit UGLY for Inglis Yearling sales with rumoured stories of alleged price fixing and that is realy BAD news for the Good owners who want a fair price and an honest deal when bidding. It has a certain OFF smell about it. More later, I hope? |
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Glass experience that Scans horses for fitness.
We are keeping up with technology and now GLASS can help punters win! Pioneering technology will see punters able to wear Glass glasses, say a command like “scan this horse” and bingo you will be told how fit that horse is in a percentage. You do not need to be connected to the internet, you can interact and talk to mates regarding how fit the horse is, will convert languages with word sense to what-ever language you require and hold a huge data base for back references of every horse. Will analyse every aspect of the horse and tell you if your be now has a bigger edge with form + fitness and the likely percentage of your chances of winning. All this new technology for punters to win more is coming. Amazing stuff and we are on to it! |
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You load the software with what ever information you will ever need to win more, including fitness,
Trainers, Jockeys, Betfair prices, best flucs, form, what ever. Say a command and your bets are on. James |
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The information is on a type of an app and then you load your own data about form, strategies etc what ever you need to win more.
https://developers.google.com/glass/ Talk to your glass and they will answer what ever information you need. Amazing stuff. |
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Snort some snow off the tree this morning, Jim?
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I'm far too p!ssed for this sh!t Jimbo
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So is this what you purpose
A) jim goes to king yard and uses glass offline..once connected he uploads the findings/info to a database The glass has a software program to identify fitter horses. B) joe does same but in williams yard, yes they all use the same program. C) betty does same but in dartnell yard, yes Is each user independ or do they share the info? They share the same software but add their own data history for horses in their areas/country. Yes, it could be used from photos taken off a computer or foxtel at home to identify fitness of every runner. Cool. Rate reply: | report block user value bet value bet 25 Dec 13 18:04 Joined: 12 Feb 03 | Topic/replies: 1,599 | Blogger: value bet's blog Identify the fitness level in a percentage is not a problem from a photograph. I am following through with enquiries to Google and take it from there. Massive for punters. James Rate reply: | report block user ebulGery ebulGery 25 Dec 13 02:13 Joined: 08 May 10 | Topic/replies: 9,997 | Blogger: ebulGery's blog it only records what you see, this still has to be analysed by software would need to be pretty sophisticated to tell you a horses fitness from its image |
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Well I must admit some pretty smart techo punters here. Fitness software is done.
Punter: Take photo (it then auto sends to scan for fitness) Glass (with technology working in milli seconds): 100% fit. Name of horse to save? Punter: Phar Lap Glass: Do you want Phar Lap's last 4 fitness ratings? Punter: Yes Glass: 97%, 96%, 95%, 92% Punter: What is Phar Laps form over 2000 metres? Glass: 6 starts, 3 wins, 0 seconds, 2 thirds. Punter: What is it's favourite jockey? Glass Lester Piggot, Damian Oliver Punter: What is it's form on slow tracks? Glass: 9 starts: 2 wins 3 seconds and 2 thirds Punter: You now have all 6 runners, what are the best chances? Glass: Phar Lap 72% chance of winning, 98% chance of place Black Caviar 15% chance of winning, 92% chance of place Take Over Target 8% chance of winning, 74% chance of place Others 5% chance of winning, 36% chance of place Punter: What is my bet strategy on this race? Glass Phar Lap and lay any horse in "others" with only a 5% chance of liability payout Pretty cool stuff. |
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Jimmy do you write the cr*p on wine labels?
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