I must have been under a misconception.  (Live again Saturday till 3.30pm)

The betting on my sheets is to me very simple and straight forward, with most calls generally successful.

Obviously there are a lot of punters out there who are not so sure of placing different betting types,

so I will elaborate further on some strategies.

My P&L for a day’s racing take in to account about $300 - $600 investment per race,

depending on my calls re fitness edges.

I deduct the investment suggested from the results and there is the ROI.

Some races that I miss out all-together I will mark down -$600 or -$400 depending on the field size

and call suggested etc.

This is in my summary each day, like Wednesday winnings were $25,700 that costs $7,400 to achieve;

with an average bet of $370 per race, for a profit of $18,300 for 100% dividends.

Obviously punters can flexi bet down to 1%.

My figures are right, however if punters want to work on only say 1 fit horse from the top

line and/or their own selections they are back gambling with a no correct fitness edges in exotics.

My apologies, but I will try and elaborate further to help punters and new software we are

developing will be even more helpful to all punters.

The fitness ratings work and if I bet while rating, 28.8 business falls in one big heap

because of my gambling emotions.

I very rarely bet unless I see something special, like a $789 trifecta on Wednesday which

was always going to be huge overs if came in, and it did because the fancied runners were not fit enough.

Thanks

James