Is studying form

Oui.

No.

Study vs non-study. I say we have a comp to see who comes out on top after a year(BSP odds)

surely if all races were run to form it would be too easy

Study vs non-study vs form 'within the form'..

Latter the fav

StillLearning    01 Oct 18 12:00 
surely if all races were run to form it would be too easy







All depends on how you interpret it.

probably best to interpret the form, then sell your interpretations to other people.

Waste of time if you still don't beat the SP/BSP. Beating that is the single most important factor in backing horses for profit long term.

Obvious good recent form is usually no good because of the price you will be taking.

It's just I used to get up in the middle of the night studying form for the days racing it used to pay off in the old days ,but not anymore,now I just sit in the bookies all afternoon backing the first and second fav in the "bad" each way races and and doing every bit as well as I did before........I'm going restrict my form study to point to points from now on...