This morning I thought I would share with you a little insight in to using The Actuary speed figures and highlight for you a couple of very good betting opportunities that manifested there selves over the last two days.
Neither opportunity appeared or figured as selections emailed to subscribers as they did meet the criteria of those methodical processes’.
Our first race was on Thursday 6th December at Lingfield Park. Here are the speed figures published the evening prior to the meeting.
The key sign in this race with Swiss Cross is not only is it top rated and starred for its last time out performance, its ‘Course and Distance’ rating shows even greater superiority over its rivals. More surprisingly is after backing it earlier in the day at 9-2, Swiss Cross drifted out to an SP of 11-2.
The second race took look at was on Friday 7th December, again at Lingfield Park.
Although the subsequent winner was way down the pecking order it is noticeable that in a 3yo+ Handicap, none of the top four have course and distance ratings until we arrive at Honour and Casual Mover. Once again Casual Movers ‘course and distance’ rating is far superior to its rivals, it is also superior to the top rating on last time out form. Although the result in this instance was a hard fought success it does give an insight in to connections intention.
The frequency of these scenarios are not everyday occurrences, nor are they a licence to print money but they are well worth watching out for and will keep you financially well ahead if you can exercise a little patience.
Neither opportunity appeared or figured as selections emailed to subscribers as they did meet the criteria of those methodical processes’.
Our first race was on Thursday 6th December at Lingfield Park. Here are the speed figures published the evening prior to the meeting.
The key sign in this race with Swiss Cross is not only is it top rated and starred for its last time out performance, its ‘Course and Distance’ rating shows even greater superiority over its rivals. More surprisingly is after backing it earlier in the day at 9-2, Swiss Cross drifted out to an SP of 11-2.
The second race took look at was on Friday 7th December, again at Lingfield Park.
Although the subsequent winner was way down the pecking order it is noticeable that in a 3yo+ Handicap, none of the top four have course and distance ratings until we arrive at Honour and Casual Mover. Once again Casual Movers ‘course and distance’ rating is far superior to its rivals, it is also superior to the top rating on last time out form. Although the result in this instance was a hard fought success it does give an insight in to connections intention.
The frequency of these scenarios are not everyday occurrences, nor are they a licence to print money but they are well worth watching out for and will keep you financially well ahead if you can exercise a little patience.
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