New horse racing system - part one.

[red_rum]

Dear fellow gamblers, I've been a visitor to this site many a time over the years, and have only just decided to register and add my input... I'll make the intro brief. For the last seven or so years I've often dreamed about making money from horse racing, naively thinking it could be done without too much effort. How wrong I was. In these seven years I have devised many a racing system - some good, some bad, and some just plain ugly. It was only last summer that I enjoyed moderate success. It was the perfect system at the time, or so I thought. Except, there is no perfect system as you all know. There are good systems and very good systems - and in my experience it is about reducing the risk of losing, as much as possible. I'm not going to explain how my system works at this stage - you'll just have to be patient - but for those who are interested I will post daily updates on my progress. But the proof, as they say , is in the pudding. All I will say at this stage, is that I will be starting off with a 'bank' of £200. The goal is to turn this into £1670 in 40 days. Simple as that. I appreciate that there are many of you who may scoff at this, but all I can say from my personal experience, is that I generally learn from my mistakes and this is a variation on the system I employed last summer - tweaked, if you will. And for the first time I am genuinely excited at the prospect of making a considerable profit from horse racing. Anyway, thanks for reading - and day one starts tomorrow. Red_rum

[froment]

Re: New horse racing system - part one. Hello, Red Rum, :welcome to the forum! It's always nice to have new enthusiastic members to share and dsicuss systems! :ok However, I must warn you to have a look at Forum Rules; your statement

I'll be honest here - my aim is first and foremost to prove that this new system can work - consistently - and to ultimately sell it on to those that are interested.

essentially violates forum's spirit - I appreciate your sincerity, but this is not tipster verification forum, and also no commercial services are allowed without approval of forum's owner. Therefore, if you plan to stay with your intention, I'd recommend you to contact Paul Ross at mail quoted in forum rules, and to reach some kind of agreement on this service; otherwise, you run the risk of your posts removed.