PUREFORM
Australian Horse Racing
The Edge
We all want to be competitive in everything we do. And no more so that with punting on horse racing.
Success in punting on horses, in fact most things reduces down to an information war - the people with the best information make the smart moves.
Books have been and still are the best source of general information, and this applies at least as much in the art of racehorse selection and staking as in any other field.
Author Paul Segar has produced textbooks which cover all aspects of punting. The books alone stand as a complete reference but also provide 'food for thought'. You can develop / improve your own ideas as well as learn some new techniques.
Each book is written in plain English with plenty of practical examples in each chapter. Browse the contents of each book or email for further information, if required.
Improve your punting knowledge today - buy one or all of these
books.
Read the books but want more? It's time to do a course.
The Pureform Introduction Course uses a computer program to show you how and when to bet and how to do it successfully. Check out the details
The Benchmark Handicapper Course continues from the Introduction Course and gives you further weapons to apply when making quality value selections. More...
The Introduction to Dutch Betting using the Ratings Calculator Course gives you an introduction to betting using the Ratings Calculator computer software. More...
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6 DAYS OF THE BEST!
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Explanation
The page covers racing Australia over most of the next week and show meetings by:
Each Day
Rail Position
Prizemoney
Daily
Each day the meeting highlights include the likely meeting, rail position, track type, likely track condition, likely weather and the highest prizemoney for the meeting. Any of these features could change by the time the meeting is held.
By Rail
The rail position is shown in order from +0E up to any longer rail position
E - rail position is constant for the whole track
+2E – the rail position is out by 2 metres from the normal position for the whole track.
+3H – 3 metres from the normal position for some of the track and something else for part of the track
+17C rail out 17m for most of the track but a cutaway applies in the straight
Prizemoney
Meetings are sorted from highest to lowest maximum prizemoney.