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Godspot
27th January 2007, 16:38
Like I've said in the rules section, I'm wary of when to activate this system because I'm sure we must be due a loser, so I'm just making note of qualifiers for the time being, so
Uttox
4.15
Openditch,
I give horses that are odds on fc ½ a point so qualifies with 17.5 points.
TheOldhamWhisper
27th January 2007, 16:45
If it is a system, what does it matter when you start?
If a single odds on shot winning or losing is going to make any difference to the long term profits, you might want to rethink whether it is really worth following.
Godspot
30th January 2007, 09:45
You're right Oldham, I just had a feeling a loser was coming & so it proved. Still have an 80% sr & almost 25% ROI so I'll stick with it for a while & though I can afford another loser, I'm not altogether happy with the jockey booking of today's qualifier but like you say, a system is a system etc.
2.10 Taunton
Leading Contender
Godspot
31st January 2007, 02:43
So we've hit our first losing run, two in a row. Still have a 73% sr though & I'm a little more confident that one of these at least (Newc) looks solid to me.
01/31/07
2.20 Newc Hurdle
6 g NAIAD DU MISSELOT 3.0 14 17.0
2.40 Leicester Hurdle
6 g SKIPPERS BRIG 4.0 13 17.0
Godspot
8th February 2007, 13:46
I could have sworn I posted a 2/5f winner on here on Monday. Yeh, King Revo - It qualified with 19.5 pts, the highest I’ve yet seen. Looks like I messed up the posting side of things. Anyway the first two fav’s at Taunton both qualify with 18.5 pts.
1.50 – I’m Lovin’ It
2.20 – Wise Owl, I’m a bit doubtful about this one cos the weather has done it no favours overnight.
mathare
8th February 2007, 13:53
We gonna see a P/L on this anytime soon?
Godspot
8th February 2007, 14:10
Pretty soon, I'm just finishing off a little project but I almost wrote words to that effect before I posted, must be getting lazy, lol.
Godspot
9th February 2007, 05:57
Having just survived a losing run of four bets, this is worth persevering with.
11 winners from 16 selections = 69% sr
ROI = 3.12% @ 16.50
Average price of winner = 1.45 or just under 1/2.
I know that is not a great deal of profit but the original idea was to identify strong favourites that are possibly hard to oppose. Ironically, it was a losing run of 4 that put me off adapting this to the AW so I may have to look into that again. I would love to add a pound sign somewhere but since I've installed Windows XP I don't seem to have one!
bigcumba
9th February 2007, 08:17
I would love to add a pound sign somewhere but since I've installed Windows XP I don't seem to have one!
Here, borrow mine for now, but I want it back by tonight... :wink £
Godspot
10th February 2007, 13:23
1.35 Newbury
Denman, 18pts
2.40 Newbury,
Kauto Star, 18.5pts
If one of these loses we could be running at a minor loss, perish the thought.
vegyjones
10th February 2007, 13:57
11 winners from 16 selections = 69% sr
When doing a P/L analysis,
it's best only to use selections that have been highlighted in the thread so as not to give anyone the impression that you might be tampering with results!
Godspot
10th February 2007, 14:55
Sorry, besides King Revo (who I thought I'd posted) I have just continued to count qualifiers since my records began back in the Rules thread.
Godspot
16th February 2007, 10:55
Missed another qualifying winner in Chief Yeoman, Wednesday, I think @ 2/9. There are two qualifiers today @ Fakenham though:
3.10 – Be Telling,
4.20 - Le Passing,
I'm not altogether sure yet as to whether backing these horses is profitable (see Rules above thread), what I am sure of is that I haven't worked out a way of profitably opposing these qualifiers. I hope that makes sense!
Godspot
17th February 2007, 11:44
16 winners from 21 selections = 76% sr
ROI = almost 15% @ 24.14
Average price of winner = 1.5 or 1/2. That's more like it & if it could round off at this level, this is well worth persevering with.
2.55 – Ascot – Best Actor
Could go completely mental & keep a record of AW qualifiers & see how they get on.
1.35 – Ling(AW) – Barney McGrew
Godspot
20th February 2007, 04:55
I have no idea of a % sr for these AW qualifiers besides 1-0 down so far, I'm listing them for the record.
2.30 – South(AW) – Rann Na Cille(80, +17)(s)
5.00 – South(AW) – Rosa De Mi Corazon(88, +19+)
Godspot
23rd February 2007, 01:10
1.40 Sand – Nike Walker, 4yo+ hh cj’s (128, +23+) 2/5f fc
4.40 Warw – Helen Wood 4yo+ m’s hh (100, +18) at a course where h’cap fav’s show a LSP. 4/6f fc
AW
2.35 Wolv - My Mirasol, 3yo (s) (87, +20+) trainer’s choice of three & has 60% sr at this meet, 100% in this race. 1/2f fc
What I'm finding on another similar thread (So Clear), as long as these AW selections are the favourite, they win, if they're not, they tend to lose.
racehorse
23rd February 2007, 10:46
godspot is the green the one to back and the blue to lay here
Godspot
24th February 2007, 02:09
is the green the one to back and the blue to lay here
Hopefully bud, anything emboldened still has an above 70% chance of winning & is hard to oppose. The green & blue just separates the Jumps from the AW.
3.05 Ling(AW) – Areyoutalkingtome 4yo+ List’d (130, +20+) 2/5f fc
The idea behind this thread is just to identify strong, hard to oppose favourites
bigcumba
24th February 2007, 02:22
godspot is the green the one to back and the blue to lay here
for those of you reading this on a black and white monitor.... :wink
Godspot
27th February 2007, 01:32
for those of you reading this on a black and white monitor....
Hopefully bud, anything emboldened still has an above 70% chance of winning
Having said that I'm not going to embolden this next flat qualifier as I think the ones from the flat are best watched at present & this ones trying a new trip.
2.00 LING – 3yo Claim, My Mirasol(84, +18) 10/11f fc
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