Upped the % to higher. Include Adelaide. Passing on a couple of 100%, Syd Suspense. Bris Elegant composure

sandown 7 3 sheidel. 3.5
morphet 1 10 cocoa doll . 2.8
morphet 7 1 thames court . 2.8

what do you mean 100%

Sorry Pauls in the wrong thread...

Another system sending punters straight to the poor house.

You would have more success laying these horses imo

Here are today's 3 bets based on prices from this morning's Saturday Herald Sun.

Best tote odds are used.

Randwick: Japonisme $3.40 1st.

Doomben: Elegant Composure $2.10 1st.

Sandown: French Emotion and Charlevoix were both quoted at $2.10
Charlevoix won at odds of $2.90 and French Emotion finished second starting at $2.35. With a tie for shortest odds I think it is probably best to not bet.

Nice result there Neil,

Maybe I best invest in buying a Saturday paper

Thanks Pauls123.

This system, using a reliable Saturday morning newspaper form guide, has consistently produced a very high winning strike rate.

Though as we all know while past results are a very good indicator of future results, nothing is guaranteed in racing!

I've looked at yesterday's other meetings and used the market in the Daily Telegraph and the divvies shown on Unitab. The results are:

Newcastle
2/1 - Won $2.40

Coffs
4/7 - Won $2.20

Morphetville
4/7 - Won $2.30

Bendigo
1/10 - Second $1.40

Ascot
Won - $1.90.

Haven't got the dividends but looked at yesterdays results from NZ, Ireland and United Kingdom just for fun. Morning odds from R&S

New Zealand:
Te Aroha R5 Chenille 3rd
Trentham R1 Beefeater 2nd
Riverton R7 Miss Three Stars 1st

Ireland:
Gowran Park R7 Radanpour 2nd

United Kingdom:
Aintree R3 Douvan 1st
Chepstow R2 3rd
Lingfield no single selection
Wolverhampton R5 Magical Path 2nd
Sedgefield R2 Mardale 1st

Great results.

If a punter is relying on dividends from just one state when betting then that punter is putting himself at a massive disadvantage. It's bad enough to turn wagers that could make long term profits into long term losses.