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How to keep track of all your betting
TALLY HO
Each evening, after a day's punting, 1 sit down at my desk in my office at home And fill in a special book. This is my bets book, and it contains every financial aspect of my punting activities.
Not only do I list all my bets in complete detail (race type, horse, jockey, trainer, barrier, weight) but I also jot down each and every piece of expense that day's punting cost me.
For example: Three morning newspapers at 50c each, a Sportsman form guide $2.50, transportation (say) $15, entry fee $5, programme $2, food $10, and any other incidentals, like an afternoon newspaper and telephone calls.
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Could this be you?
A FRIEND IN NEED
This is not a hypothetical situation; it is a true story - one that undoubtedly some of you have experienced, in one way or another.
I've got a mate nicknamed "Horizontal" who thought he was a professional when it came to picking and backing horses. In just about every sense of the word he was.
He read the Sportsman back-to-front and stubbornly persisted with the notion that he was a good judge, despite the fact he could not show a long-term profit.
