RACECOURSE TEMPLATES explained…

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The Racecourse Template is a road map, unmasking then revealing a betting landscape of an individual racecourse on a given day..

The Racecourse Template is a shaped piece though not rigid. Its structure is organic and specifically designed to be of value, relevance, context, but most importantly 100% pertinent to the day's racing. Critically, the resultant math-based aggregation automatically excludes media noise, bias, hype and punditry, leaving an easy-to-read blueprint. From here, members can easily scan, before exercising their own prudence!

Prudence is the ability to govern and discipline oneself by the use of reason, and then show skill and good judgment in the use of those resources provided.

The numbers contained within the template have obvious value, representing something as big as an edge or as small as relevance.  Not only that, it also flags up pieces/examples of information generally missed by punditry that will be useful/valuable going forward.

For templates to have potential value or merit, the user must first accept that proven mathematical laws are the governing force of horse racing betting! Every professional bettor/handicapper we have ever met or read about, uses a strategy, system or plan, which invariably includes the use of a structure/method containing pertinent data/numbers.

Each individual template is totally unique with few comparable features, their content will surprise even the most accomplished bettor. They highlight what is happening both currently and historically at the course, heavily suggesting chances of recurrence. The picture changes dramatically within racing codes, course to course, and from turf to all weather, and acknowledging them unquestionably assists those betting thought processes! 

The Racecourse Template identifies areas that carry compelling figures whilst confirming where the biggest strike rates reside. More advanced bettors will be aware of their existence, less so the extent. Whether the figures contain perceived value is another matter, but we have identified a seam from which one can mine.

The samples are sizeable (some more than others), but the numbers remain proven, robust, and there is no indication whatsoever they will suffer fatigue or lose potency going forward. With this easy to update mathematical substructure we process, refine and evaluate this information into opportunities to profit, or at the very least markedly improve the chances of winning. 

Of course, there are no guarantees in horse racing betting, but aligning with supporting aggregates must make us savvier, placing us in a better starting position than if we ignored them. Whilst we readily accept each race is a completely separate entity, it is not a contradiction to insist they are still governed by those proven mathematical laws.

While the individual man is an insoluble puzzle, in the aggregate he becomes a mathematical certainty. You can, for example, never foretell what any one man will be up to, but you can say with precision what an average number will be up to. Individuals vary, but percentages remain constant. So says the statistician - Arthur Conan Doyle.

MATHEMATICS is the GOVERNING FORCE of SUCCESSFUL HORSE RACING BETTING. 

The absolute key to success in betting is the ability to identify value bet situations where the odds available are greater than the true chance of winning, and then to have the discipline to methodically bet only when these situations arise. If this is done the laws of mathematics and probability dictate, you will make a profit in the long term.

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