Handicapping: Fit N Ready Horses ROI of 50% and higher! Start Price USD 45.95 Current Price USD 45.95 Time Left 20 days 17 hours 44 minutes Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Thursday, October 30, 2008 End Time Wednesday, January 28, 2009 Location Poultney, VT See more about 'Handicapping: Fit N Ready Horses' Description Handicapping: Fit N' Ready Horses Horses that were Best of the Day! Past Performance lines can be misleading. They only show you how a horse compared with the other horses in its race. If the track was fast or slow, the performance may look better or worse than it really was. To get a fair estimate of the horse's performance, you really need to compare it with all the horses that ran on that track the same day. Suppose, for example, that you're looking at the 5th at Prairie Meadows on 12/05/2006. You might catch the fact that La Party Girl gained almost 9 lengths between the 2nd call and the finish of her last race on 11/21/2006. That's fairly impressive, but is it meaningful? Suppose you knew that of all the horses that ran at Prairie Meadows that day, this horse had the largest gain? Think you might have put something on this horse? We hope so, because she won the race on 12/05 and paid a handsome $23.60. Or take Private Boot in the 8th at Philadelphia Park on 11/27/2006. You might sense that this horse had a fairly good "turn time" in its last race on 11/11/2006. But would you know that it actually ran from the 1st to the 2nd call faster than any other horse that day at that track? Again, this horse won and paid $12.00. And if you're a Sartin Method user, consider Letters in the 1st at Aqueduct on 12/13/2006. You can calculate the horses velocity during the final fraction of its previous race on 11/30/2006, but you probably would not have known that it was the fastest of all that day. Letters paid $16.60. Well, information on the top performers every day at just about every track are now available to you. Our FitNReady PC Program lets you check a stack of Results Charts (from BRIS at $0.50 each) all at one time. It throws out any horse that doesn't finish within 6 lenths of the leader. (We don't care if a horse gained 15 lengths down the stretch if it still came in 10 lengths back)! It does all the calculations, for all the horses that qualified that day and lists every horse that was Fastest to the first call Fastest between the 1st and 2nd calls Fastest Closers (2nd call to finish) Biggest Gainers (lengths gained 2nd Call to Finish) In Addition, it lists any horse that made "2 runs" during the race, running well to the 1st call, then losing ground or slowing down, but then gaining ground or speeding up again between the 2nd call and the finish! With this program, you can update the list every week and put it into an Excel spreadsheet, so you can sort by track if you wish (but we don't recommend this because you can miss out on some shippers that way). The results look like this: It takes just a minute to see if any of the horses in the race you are working on are on this list. We don't suggest that you make them "automatic" bets, but horses on the list deserve a close look because they have proven recent ability. We tested the performance of this program over a ten week period (1/3/2007 to 3/15/2007) at three tracks, Aqueduct, Gulfstream and Santa Anita. During this period, 712 horses were listed by the Fit N Ready program. Of these, 490 raced again, after having been listed, making them potential wagering opportunities. If you had wagered on all of these 490 horses, you would have had 81 winners paying an average of $11.69. This would have given you a small loss, about 3.4 percent of your total wagers. Much better than the track take, but a loss is still a loss. However, most of the loss came from favorites. There were 142 horses that went off at less than 3/1 odds. Of these, 38 won, but paid an average of only $4.94, leaving you with a loss of 33.9% of your total wagers. But, and its a BIG but, if you were willing to wait for horses on the list going off at odds of 7/1 or higher, your win percentage would drop to slightly below 10%, but your ROI would have started to skyrocket. Here's what we mean: Notice that the win percentage stayed pretty constant at just a bit under 10 percent. But as you might expect, the number of betting opportunities drops as you insist on higher and higher odds, as shown below: The ten week period corresponds to about 50 racing dates. If you had bet only on horses going off at 8/1 or better, you would have made about 150 bets, or an average of just about 3 per day, and would have had a return of just under 50 percent! And, if you were willing to accept fewer betting opportunities, you could have done even better as the ROI kept rising as the minimum odds increased. So, for example, there were 55 horses who went off at 20/1 or better. Of these, 5 were winners paying an average of $ 45.40, so you would have more than doubled your money by waiting for horses going off at these odds. If you're on the lookout for hot horses, this is a bargain at only $45.95. Buy NOW, before you miss another opportunity! Note this is software. We can accept returns only to replace a defective CD. For a variety of handicapping programs, visit HTTP://Sports-Bet-Advantage.com Place a Bid!