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SUMMARY
Playing the Yankee race by race
PERM THE PICKS TO GET THE LEVERAGE (Part 2)
The Yankee bet, as I revealed last issue, can
be enormously rewarding. I pointed out how the mighty Statsman had raked
in thousands of dollars in profits from his Yankee bet selections in
the past couple of years.
His performance is a matter of public
record, his selections having been given on our telephone services. It's
time now for YOU to start having a go at landing the Yankee.
Before
I suggest the 'perming' of selections, a quick resume of what
constitutes a Yankee:
SUMMARY
Put value in your exotics
SHORT NOT SWEET
When you’re putting a trifecta, or First 4 combination together, are you always loathe to leave out the short-priced runners? Don’t worry, 99 per cent of punters have the same mindset.
Fact is, though, that any trifecta or First 4 in which your bet has nothing but favourites and second favourites is really useless. Even if you score a win, the return is likely to be niggardly.
SUMMARY
How to optimise your betting approach
SET THE YANKEES ALIGHT (Part 1)
Back on June 15, Statsman hero of so many great system creations over the last 20 years - achieved what many say is the impossible dream.
In his 00555 telephone selections, which accompany the Jon Hudson Factor tips, Statsman correctly picked the four winners for his special Yankee bet.
SUMMARY
Beating the exotics special – Doubles and Trebles
TROUBLE SHOOTIN' ANGLES
Men punters talk about betting they will invariably end up mentioning the 'big double' they landed during their punting lifetimes. Everyone has one or two of them - the big windfall return, or returns, that are never forgotten.The key to successful betting, of course, is to try and get those windfalls on a regular basis. That's not so easy. Small doubles can be picked up regularly, but they don't contain enough 'cash meat' to tide us over the long haul. At the end of a punting year, there is inevitably a loss figure posted.
