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darkydog2002 30th January 2011 11:07 AM

System for those who like to bet them short...
 
Go to racingandsports - Don Scott ratings.

Mark down those horses asessed at odds on.

Todays price must be $2 or better.

Required time for this = 5 minutes.

darkydog2002 30th January 2011 11:17 AM

I would apply this to Good tracks only.

Sunday 30/1/2011

Parkes
R1 H 1
R2 H 2
R 6 H 2

Devenport
R 4 H 10
R 8 H 6

Port Lincoln
R 1 H 2
R 3 H 4
R 7 H 6

darkydog2002 30th January 2011 11:27 AM

A Propun Ratings Trifecta System..
 
10 Horse race after scratchings only.

Top 4 X 6 X 6

darkydog2002 31st January 2011 11:12 AM

31/1/2011
 
Cessknock Good TC )
Race 7 H 11

Stawell (Dead TC)
Race 1 H 7
Race 2 H 1
Race 3 H 6
Race 6 H 12
Race 8 H 9

All at $2 Minimum

Cheers
darky

wesmip1 31st January 2011 08:27 PM

darky,

I like your style and thinking. This post won't be noticed by many as it doesn't contain the big winners but I believe your system contains the most important aspects of being a winner.

1. You are using a tried and tested rating system (don scott's) to come up with logical horse selections.

2. You are finding selections that have a very good chance of winning. Odds on don scott ratings have a very good strike rate.

3. You are looking for value. (Must be higher then rated odds at $2 minimum)


That is all that is needed to grind out a profit. The one thing your missing though is numbers to back you up. So here you go:

For $1.99 and less don scott rating before scratchings and starting at $2 or higher :

486 selections for betfair return of $487 - $517

I think your a little too loose in your selections and I would propose you tighten up frm a 50% expectd win rate to those with better then a 66% chance of winning. This would be 1.50 or less :

202 selectons for a betfair return of $248 - $264

To the lurkers : Of course I could point you to the best exact cutoff but you need to work something out for yourself. BTW $1.50 is not the best cut off point. I'll tell you this though, the right cutoff produces a 66% profit and a 30% profit on tote figures.

Darky, I'll send you an email with the right cutoff point.

Good Luck.

wesmip1 31st January 2011 08:33 PM

darky,

couldn't find your email. email me psmiffy79@aol.com

TheSchmile 1st February 2011 05:25 AM

Hi wesmip1,

If you don't mind, I'd also love to know the best cutoff, as it's an angle that has intrigued me for some time.

I'll email you also if that's ok?

The Schmile

1annandale1 1st February 2011 08:55 AM

Yes i have sometimes backed D Scott horses rated less than even money and paying overs . Thank you Wespmi for your analysis, not only of this system but the many other assessments you make on this site..Can you give any insight as to the return difference between maiden races and others rated less than even money and less than 1.5. Cheers

bernie 1st February 2011 11:50 AM

Hi Darky,

Thanks for your ideas

Trouble is when do you take your picks? If you go to Don Scott's Sunday market now you will notice the prices are totally different to when you picked them. Looking at Port Lincoln race 3 your pick, H 4, was odds on. However, looking at the market today your pick shows a dividend of $7.50 and H 5 is showing as odds on at $1.50. That is only one example. Most odds have changed to when you picked them.


Can anyone tell me, if the picks are taken immediately after scratchings do the prices remain the same or does Racing & Sports change them again after the race has run?

Cheers,
Bernie

TWOBETS 1st February 2011 12:00 PM

Tell me why but.....
 
Yes bernie the DS Ratings are ammended after the race results are known to reflect the horses performance. This to me is a total waste of effort and serves to confuse anyone trying to do research on their site. Toe tall whank if u ask me!

bernie 1st February 2011 01:04 PM

Thanks TWOBETS.

No wonder the DS results look fantastic after the event.

Cheers

darkydog2002 1st February 2011 01:37 PM

To be honest I,ve never really looked at that aspect.
I am doing the form now (2.35 PM) so I,ll take note .
Thanks.
darky

darkydog2002 1st February 2011 02:20 PM

I will check the asessed prices at the end of the meetings.
Frankly I,m curious.

Warnambool
Race 4 H 4 (DS asessed $1.30)

Canberra
Race 4 H 5 (DS Asessed $1.45)

Port Mcquarie
Race 7 H 6 (DS asessed $1.80)

darkydog2002 1st February 2011 05:13 PM

Well no change in the asessed prices as given on the Don Scott Ratings.

Another winning day as usual.

Cheers
darky

wesmip1 1st February 2011 05:28 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by 1annandale1
Yes i have sometimes backed D Scott horses rated less than even money and paying overs . Thank you Wespmi for your analysis, not only of this system but the many other assessments you make on this site..Can you give any insight as to the return difference between maiden races and others rated less than even money and less than 1.5. Cheers

At $1.50 don scott rating or less and betfair price of $2 or more before commission and a MAIDEN : 109 selections for a return $102 - $107

At $1.50 don scott rating or less and betfair price of $2 or more before commission and not a MAIDEN : 93 selections for a return $146 - $157

Amazingly good angle on the odds on selections of don scott.

wesmip1 1st February 2011 05:32 PM

My assesed prices are before the scratchings.


At $2.00 don scott rating or less and betfair price of $2 or more before commission and a MAIDEN : 249 selections for a return $198 - $212

At $2.00 don scott rating or less and betfair price of $2 or more before commission and not a MAIDEN : 274 selections for a return $331 - $349

A higher price range confirms the angle has plausibility.

1annandale1 1st February 2011 08:37 PM

Thank you Wesmip1

I am not surprised by the profit being higher for non maidens, or the amount of profit.

Confirms my theory that in a lot of races the market prices are wrong.

I have been laying succesfully on Betfair for the last 18 months.

Without giving the System away it is almost taking the opposite approach to this!
The Backers could do well to follow the information gleaned here.
The key though to both betting and laying is discipline and flexibility.

darkydog2002 2nd February 2011 09:16 AM

W.Farm
Race 4 H 3

E.Farm
Race 1 H 12

Strathalbyn
Race 2 H 3

Cheers
darky

darkydog2002 3rd February 2011 02:56 PM

Blimey,stone the crows ,put the wobbly boot on.
Our 1st losing day $50.
Panic Stations people.Time to put in some stupid rules.
2nd LS no more than 49 days ago /3rd LS no more than 89 days ago.Ho Ho.
Just joking.
Leave it as it is.

Cheers
darky

axledog 4th February 2011 09:35 PM

Maybe?
 
Gday again DD , Been AWOL recently , sorry , still have to work for a living. First thread i came back to was this because i have been doing something similar over the past 8 weeks but with a twist. Latest figures are encouraging but might get together with you and Wesnip on a pm and discuss further. Interesting ideas using DS but everyone has their own system , maybe we can crack something good , three heads are better then one. The end of the rainbow could be closer than we think?

darkydog2002 5th February 2011 01:35 PM

Hi Axledog,
I,m most interested.
I,m at hotmail.
Cheers
darky

darkydog2002 7th February 2011 02:15 PM

Hi Bernie,
There,s a hidden trap here that I should mention.
If the Don Scott ratings have rated the TC differently from the actual days TC i,d be wary
i.e Todays rated for a dead track but todays TC are good.7/2/2011

Cheers
darky

bernie 7th February 2011 02:32 PM

Hi Darky,

Thanks. I will keep an eye on it.


Cheers,
Bernie

darkydog2002 8th February 2011 10:42 AM

Good Bets -Posted at 11.40 AM -8/2/2011
 
Taree -TC good
Race 2 H 1
Race 3 H 9

Swan Hill - TC dead
Race 1 H 1

Cheers
darky

darkydog2002 9th February 2011 09:56 AM

9/2/2011 Posted at 10.54 AM
 
Only 1 bet today as the other meetings are different TC to what the Don Scott ratings were rated for.

Gawler
Race 3 H 13 = Sister S********.

peter m 9th February 2011 02:59 PM

Nice results there Darky, didn't bet them but definitely worth keeping an eye on and more food for thought.
Pity it's hard to check the results retrospectively as R+S seem to change the Don Scott prices after the event.
Thanks for the idea.

darkydog2002 9th February 2011 04:17 PM

I,ve never known them to do that Peter.
There is simply no point.
Cheers
darky

darkydog2002 9th February 2011 04:26 PM

Asessed@$1.26 when I posted the tip and at 5.25PM still at that asessed price.

Cheers
darky

darkydog2002 9th February 2011 05:10 PM

I think some of you are taking the prices the day before .
The prices will be reasessed after scratchings are known on the day.
Hope thats of some help.

Cheers
darky

enjay 10th February 2011 07:10 PM

The prices do change after the race has been run. Refer to bottom of page one on this thread.


Tell me why but.....
Yes bernie the DS Ratings are ammended after the race results are known to reflect the horses performance. This to me is a total waste of effort and serves to confuse anyone trying to do research on their site. Toe tall whank if u ask me!
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enjay 10th February 2011 07:14 PM

If you go to that site now (R & S) the particular horse is rated third at $7, so no use trying to check after the event........False or different ratings compared to before the event.

Hope this clears it up

Enjay

Raven 10th February 2011 08:05 PM

seeing as how that particular horse won, why did they increase its assessed price?

there must be a glitch in the database. each horses brr must be re-calculated the next day or something, and this in turn leads to a change in the previous days ratings.

wesmip1 10th February 2011 08:35 PM

Its not a glitch but how the ratings are developed.

I believe the ratings also take into account horses the horse has raced previously. If other horses which the horse raced previously also race today, then their results from today reflect in the horses price.

For example if horse A is in todays race and assessed at $2 and horse B is running in another race today. Horse A ran 3rd last start and horse B was the winner of that race (raced against each other). If horse B ran in a lower or similar class race today and came 15th when they redo the ratings the assessed price of $2 today would be dramatically altered to take into account that a horse which beat it (horse B) ran poorly today.

Its a bit hard to explain but hope you get the drift of it.

darkydog2002 11th February 2011 01:14 PM

I dont see the need of researching past results as they are just that - past.
The pattern may never repeat itself.
Just take the asessed price and get on with it.

Cheers
darky

darkydog2002 11th February 2011 02:37 PM

12/2/2011
 
Morphetville Rated for dead
R 2 H 4 (asessed $1.75)
R 5 H 6 ($1.80)

Randwick - rated for dead
R 2 H 3 ($1.80 )
R 5 H 1 ($1.30)

Caulfield -rated for dead
R 4 H 1 ($1.26 )
R 5 H 1 ($1.60 )

Recheck prices after scratchings are known.

Cheers
darky

lomaca 11th February 2011 03:20 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by wesmip1
Its not a glitch but how the ratings are developed.

I believe the ratings also take into account horses the horse has raced previously. If other horses which the horse raced previously also race today, then their results from today reflect in the horses price.

For example if horse A is in todays race and assessed at $2 and horse B is running in another race today. Horse A ran 3rd last start and horse B was the winner of that race (raced against each other). If horse B ran in a lower or similar class race today and came 15th when they redo the ratings the assessed price of $2 today would be dramatically altered to take into account that a horse which beat it (horse B) ran poorly today.

Its a bit hard to explain but hope you get the drift of it.
I except your explanation simply because I do not know any better myself.
However if I quoted a horse at $2 on my website and changed it to $7 after the race I'd be tarred and feathered in short notice I can assure you.

What is the POINT of putting up a price before the race and change it AFTER the race?

By all means change it if there is a scratching, but rating the same race again on the same day after the race had been run?

Makes no sense at all, unless you want to hide the fact that your rating was cr...p to begin with.

Trying to prevent collecting data is a silly thing to do too, because most people look at the neurals before the race anyway, so again why do it?

It's a puzzle.

Good luck

michaelg 11th February 2011 03:34 PM

lomaca,

when the people at the R & S website started doing this some time ago I e-mailed them asking the reason(s) because what they are doing can be confusing and not really helpful to the punter who looks for any sort of consistency with ratings/rankings etc.

And anyone with a cynical and suspicious mind could easily say with some justification that its also deceitful.

I'm surprised that no one on the R & S forum has mentioned this, not to my knowledge anyway.

I'm still waiting for a reply to my e-mail, and I've had a couple of birthdays since sending it.

lomaca 11th February 2011 03:42 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by michaelg
lomaca,

when the people at the R & S website started doing this some time ago I e-mailed them asking the reason(s) because what they are doing can be confusing and not really helpful to the punter who looks for any sort of consistency with ratings/rankings etc.

And anyone with a cynical and suspicious mind could easily say with some justification that its also deceitful.

I'm surprised that no one on the R & S forum has mentioned this, not to my knowledge anyway.

I'm still waiting for a reply to my e-mail, and I've had a couple of birthdays since sending it.
Michael, I never said this before, I take notice of other's tips and selections, but NEVER EVER make use of them.
Be it tabrate or 100 pointers, tips, whispers whatever.

My simple reasoning is this: you will never know when it's going to change, never know when it's going to stop.

It's OK for the occasional punter who almost expects to lose anyway, but to build a system-rating on it while you punt for a living?

That would be insane!

Good luck

michaelg 11th February 2011 04:36 PM

I believe Maria had/s a mechanical system that made her rich and famous, even though we don't know how the system has fared over the past few years.

And with Betfair's high prices I don't think it's inconceivable that systems would necessary fail.

And its good for the gray matter.

lomaca 11th February 2011 05:03 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by michaelg
I believe Maria had/s a mechanical system that made her rich and famous, even though we don't know how the system has fared over the past few years.

And with Betfair's high prices I don't think it's inconceivable that systems would necessary fail.

And its good for the gray matter.
Yes I heard about that one, but we don't really know what it was based on.
I suspect it was price?

If it came to that, and I had to rely on outside tips, I would recommend the tips on Supertab. The tips bit comes from Skyrating and the "Form Best Overall" on the betting page comes from somewhere else, I know because they are different and I just ran a test for someone else.

It's computer generated and if the operator changes, so what?
Secondly, the TAB creams its profit off the top before the race so they don't care who wins, as long people bet, they make money, so it should a be reliable source for the long term.

Private providers on the other hand may look grand and generous in providing info, but nothing for nothing as the saying goes, and every website can look grand on the internet but for how long?

Hence is my reluctance, to rely on ratings I have no control over.

I look at them and test them to see if they are any better then mine and why, but that's about it.

Good luck


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