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On another subject I know you are a keen Timeform follower. If you don’t mind me asking how much does it cost per month for the package you subscribe to and what do you get for your money? I might be tempted for the flat season. Thxs.
I subscribe to "Timefoorm Race Passes" OD. It costs £70 a month (works out at £2.30 a day). Actually it’s £70 for 28 days, but you get the rest of the month free for paying by direct debit. You can try it out for free with their "Free race pass of the day", or a day’s pass at £10 or £35 for a week – see if you like it.
It is not split, both Jumps and Flat racing on one subscription. Was a bit disappointed at the time when "Timeform Perspective" finished (in paper, A4 sheets posted three days a week). Used to pay £30 a month for Jumps, then stopped it in late April to have Flat at £40 a month until changing back again in November…
However, the new computerised Race Passes more than halved my study time per race and well worth the extra money, more information and easily followed. A couple of minutes and you can see if a horse is suited by the going/distance. Write ups for every individual horse and every individual run. Not just a master rating, but performance ratings for every run, so you can see how much below form a horse was in the conditions. Trainer stats also come in handy for working out trainers in form.
My profits have sky-rocketed since changing to race passes OD, and wouldn’t go back even if I could.
You can find out more by going to the Timeform site, there are more pages/information, but here is their sample which shows the write ups, ratings information etc of a horse search.
http://www.timeform.com/show_article.asp?num=3144
Hope that helps OD.
Value Is EverythingMany Thanks GT – exacty the info I was after.
I do remember your transition from Paper based to Computer Timeform – glad to hear it’s working well for you now!
4:25 Newbury
saver first:
9 points @ 7/1 (VC) Chesil Beach Boy (min 7/1)Value Is Everything3:15 Newbury
43 points @ 3/1 (b365) Promised Wings* (min 5/2)
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36 points @ 6/5 (b365) Prime Location (min 6/5)Value Is Everything4:25 Newbury
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9 points @ 7/1 (VC) Chesil Beach Boy (min 7/1)18 points @ 14/1 (B365) Ivors King* (min 12/1)
Value Is EverythingAnother main bet in the 4:25, one in 2:40 and main and saver in the 3:50 in the morning… That’s if Newbury beats the rain and if I can get up in time.
Value Is Everything4:25 Newbury
saver first:
9 points @ 7/1 (VC) Chesil Beach Boy (min 7/1)18 points @ 14/1 (B365) Ivors King* (min 12/1)
51 points @ 5/2 (WH) Kaylif Aramis* (min 2/1)
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67 points @ 6/4 (VC) Bennys Mist* (min 6/4)Partial saver:
12 points @ 5/2 (FD) Red Rouble (min 5/2)Value Is Everything2:55 Newbury
28 points @ 22/1 (betfair) Scholastica* (min 13/1)(£48 available)I make Scholastica a 9/1 schot! You could choose an 18 points each way bet @ 18/1 if you prefer that way of betting.
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33 points @ 6/1 (C) Tara Rose* (min 11/2)18 points @ 8/1 (betfair) Jackies Solitaire* (min 13/2)(£18 available)
Value Is Everything3:30 Newbury
25 points @ 9/1 (VC) Mister Marker* (min 15/2)38 points @ 7/2 (BF) Handy Andy* (min 100/30)
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9 points @ 7/1 (C) Ballyoliver (min 13/2)Value Is Everything
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