Green Up Calculator: How To Calculate Your Stakes
The first thing to say is that when this article was first written there was no cash out button on Betfair, so life is easier… Read More »Green Up Calculator: How To Calculate Your Stakes
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The first thing to say is that when this article was first written there was no cash out button on Betfair, so life is easier… Read More »Green Up Calculator: How To Calculate Your Stakes
Over the last few years I have created a number of different ratings for our own use and clients but these have all be form related.
So I guess it was only a matter of time before the question of speed ratings came up.
Some people argue that speed is the only real way to judge a horses chance of winning a race…
But as with all things racing, it is never quite that simple.
Speed of course is related to distance.
It is the time it took the horse to run the race divided by the distance that gives us the speed at which the horse travelled.
[Edit] For some reason I didnt bet in the last race at Pontefract and forgot to take it into account in my calculations. I have… Read More »Odds On Trainers
Following on from yesterday I thought I’d continue the each way them today with a re-run of an article we published a year ago. These… Read More »Each Way Value Explained