Horse Profiles for the Flat 2008
David Peat |
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Pattern recognition is a basic feature of human intelligence. So it's not surprising if there's often a real feeling of euphoria following the discovery of a hidden pattern or equation, which apparently makes sense of what was formerly a mass of seemingly unconnected data. All the more so if it seems to offer a way of making easy money". There is more and more racing available to view, that it is virtually impossible to keep up to date with all the form and information. It is therefore necessary to specialise. Horse Profiles are one potentially profitable avenue that a punter can take. Profiling breaks down a horse's full career record to look for profitable patterns and can include the need for one or more of the following; a particular going or distance, a small or large field, a certain class of race, or for a right-handed or left-handed track. With the wealth of information available to the general public it is very difficult to find a winning edge. Horse Profiles are a powerful tool to do just that and used correctly, will put the user on the way to more consistent profits. David Peat brings you his latest book which contains profiles for over 170 horses and each profile contains a breakdown of the horses' full career record including both positive and negative trends as well as informative comments made by connections. |
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