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Turning the old master’s approach into 21st century power
THE DOWST FORM CHART EXPERIENCE
The legendary Robert Saunders Dowst had a simple but most effective way of analysing form. His writings on the subject of handicapping are still worldwide best-sellers today.Dowst formulated his theories on handicapping, money management and general betting approaches in the 1930s. They were refined through to the 50s.
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Use sound selection principles to win
DOWST LEADS THE WAY FOR 2005
The name Robert Saunders Dowst pops up every now and again whenever I get into detailed discussions about horse racing handicapping, and how to pick winners and avoid losers, and so on.Most people seem to have only the vaguest of ideas of who he was and what he did. I “discovered” his teachings many years ago and they’ve underpinned much of what I do now to try to beat the game.
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•Consistency • No loss streaks • Staking twist • US legend’s personal method
THE DOWST ‘PROGRESS’ FORMULA (Part 1)
Robert Saunders Dowst, one of America's greatest handicappers of the 1930s and '40s, was never averse to getting away from level-stakes betting. In fact, he was a consistent advocate of progression betting, provided that the punter was betting GOOD horses.Dowst, who became known as the foremost authority on the consistent racehorse, wrote a number of best-selling books as well as writing for many years for Turf & Sports Digest (in his final years he was a legal editor with the American Law Book Company).
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Interview from beyond the grave
DOWST LIVES AGAIN
Robert Saunders Dowst is regarded as we of the worlds leading racing experts. He is legendary for his books about in-depth handicapping and money management his theories being formulated in the 1930s and refined through to the 1950s. Dowst died in 1959. In this article Martin Dowling conducts an 'imaginary' interview with Dowst using his written material as resource references.MARTIN DOWLING (MD): Mr Dowst, you spent many years making selections on tens of thousands of races - are there any quick methods you can recommend?
