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What is the overall profitability of your service?

As an average based on past results I would anticipate around 25%. Whilst this is no guarantee of future results it certainly is the expectation with the figures averaging this for the last four years and a database of results showing this for a further eight years prior to that.

How do I know that all your claims of profitability are true.

Since I decided to begin my private service in May 1998 I have had to provide proof of my selections prior to racing to the Racing Post in order that they agree to print any adverts I may choose to run.

What is the overall strike rate of all your selections?

As an average I get about 28 % winners

Blindly backing favourites can hit 30% winners. Why is your strike rate so low?

My service is aimed at the person looking to make profit from their Racing, and not people who need to be backing short priced winners every day with the long term result of a net loss. The fact is, that to make money betting on racehorses you have to come to terms with losing. To make big profits you will have to back more losers than winners. It is almost impossible to make any worthwhile profit from short priced horses, which would obviously give you a higher strike rate. The betting market is remarkably accurate at the top end with virtually little or no room to `eek` out an advantage. Overlays (horses whose chances are greater than the odds offered) occur with significantly more regularity above 5/1, particularly in Handicaps. The strike rate is probably lower than with other services, but I strongly suspect my profits are higher! Why is it that so many other services that you may see advertising do not quote level stake profits over a period of time ? Anyone can have a good spell, anyone can list the big priced winners they`ve picked, but can they all show sustained level stake profits ?

Do you bet each way ?

Yes this is something I have been developing through research mainly to ease psycological concerns that can manifest themselves in many `punters` when they come across losing runs. It seems that historically betting those selections over 4/1 each way slightly increases profitability and gives a payout rate of 47%  which can only be good.

What starting `Bank` should I have and how much should I stake?

Ideally I would recommend a bank of 40 points. Whatever money you set aside for betting purposes will depend on your own circumstances (and you must set aside a separate Betting Bank, its no fun betting with next months mortgage payment). If you have £1000 to play with stake £20 a selection. For £5000 bet £100 per horse

Whatever you do is up to you but to make the most of my service you should follow my advice to the letter`. If I give a bet that you "don't fancy" and you only have half your normal bets sooner or later it will cost you. - "Gamblers Law" always prevails.

NB. For the unitiated "Gamblers Law" is an extreme and vicious version of Sods Law, which hounds and torments those that don’t follow the rules!    

If you can make these profits why are you willing to share your bets with others through your service?

I have worked for years to get to the situation where I now am, having a family to provide for I need to capitalise on my position through the subscriptions I receive which will give me an income over and above that which I obtain from betting profits. In short it makes good business sense.