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Anyone having any luck creating a methods/systems, dont expect you to divulge of course. I joined horseracebase a couple of months ago after seeing that others on here were also enrolled, no luck so far 
Tried all sorts of weird and wonderful combinations, backfitting is easy of course.
Anyone? without the obvious, dont work etc etc
Tried all sorts of weird and wonderful combinations, backfitting is easy of course.Anyone? without the obvious, dont work etc etc
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Using the 'dig' thing, 10lb claiming jockeys in Handicap Hurdles, horse priced 11/10 to 11/1, simple enough system with 18% strike rate showing decent returns at Bfsp (backfitted of course)
OW is the horseracing base sub £25,are there no proven systems from subscribers to try.
Not that I can find but who would give away a winning system?
I'm more than impressed with the site, well worth the money, probably too much on the site totake in be honest, so many options and so many things to look at. The System Builder is well impressive, still a novice but enjoying the challenge so far.
I'm more than impressed with the site, well worth the money, probably too much on the site totake in be honest, so many options and so many things to look at. The System Builder is well impressive, still a novice but enjoying the challenge so far.
Saved this one several years ago...have kept it purely out of interest
2,4,6,16 all claiming jockeys in the 3.33, fingers crossed.
I had to change the syphon on mine the other day, flushes nicely now 
10lb claiming jockeys in Handicap Hurdles, horse priced 11/10 to 11/1, simple enough system with 18% strike rate showing decent returns at Bfsp (backfitted of course)
the issue with this OR is you've subdivided too much
if you look up degrees of freedom in stats that will explain why
general trend for claimers in excess of 7lbs...
shows a profit around 3% @ BSP before comm
almost 5 figs for number of qualifiers in the last decade so a robust sample
wouldn't want to be laying them but not enough there to back them blind imo
2 questions...
why hcap hurdles and not non-hcap hurdles or hcaps within other divisions
and why 11/10 to 11/1 price range?
the issue with this OR is you've subdivided too much
if you look up degrees of freedom in stats that will explain why
general trend for claimers in excess of 7lbs...
shows a profit around 3% @ BSP before comm
almost 5 figs for number of qualifiers in the last decade so a robust sample
wouldn't want to be laying them but not enough there to back them blind imo
2 questions...
why hcap hurdles and not non-hcap hurdles or hcaps within other divisions
and why 11/10 to 11/1 price range?
just looking up on pf there's a marked diff between UK & IRE figs
Max claim in Irleand for NH is 7lbs I think?
Yes you can go higher than 11/1 but the reduced strike rate would make the long losing runs unbearable.
Why Handicap Hurdle?...simply because they have the best stats.
And of course, its backfitted and yet to be tested, current losing run is 12.
Yes you can go higher than 11/1 but the reduced strike rate would make the long losing runs unbearable.
Why Handicap Hurdle?...simply because they have the best stats.
And of course, its backfitted and yet to be tested, current losing run is 12.
Max claim in Irleand for NH is 7lbs I think?
yes it is for NH
Yes you can go higher than 11/1 but the reduced strike rate would make the long losing runs unbearable.
no issue because stakes can be adjusted for prices, which reduces exposure in losing runs
Why Handicap Hurdle?...simply because they have the best stats.
that's what I expected you to say ie it can't otherwise be logically explained
splitting the stats up for (1) code (2) race type (3) odds
having already seperated for weight claimed, its too much to have enough confidence that the results you observe aren't just random chance
be lucky
yes it is for NH
Yes you can go higher than 11/1 but the reduced strike rate would make the long losing runs unbearable.
no issue because stakes can be adjusted for prices, which reduces exposure in losing runs
Why Handicap Hurdle?...simply because they have the best stats.
that's what I expected you to say ie it can't otherwise be logically explained
splitting the stats up for (1) code (2) race type (3) odds
having already seperated for weight claimed, its too much to have enough confidence that the results you observe aren't just random chance
be lucky
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