The Quick And Dirty Pace System

Today I’ve got something very different for you…

I’m going to show you how you can make profits using a free website and a pace system. Get a cup of tea and make yourself comfortable because you’re going to love this!

We’re going to be looking for Lone Fast Pace races that are no longer than seven furlongs. If you’re not sure what a Lone Fast Pace race is then you need to go and check out my Pace Analysis article.

Let’s break down exactly what we’re going to do in steps:

1. Find a Lone Fast Pace race no more than seven furlongs
2. Find the horse that is going to be the Single Leader in this race
3. Bet them to win!

In just three steps I’m going to turn you into a profitable punter!

Okay let’s do this.

We need to discover a Lone Fast Pace race and to do this we’re going to use a free website. If you get pace ratings from somewhere else then you can use that source as well but these are a good place to start if you don’t.

The free website we’re going to be using is known as PatternForm and you can access it at http://www.patternform.co.uk/

Once the website has loaded click on the PatternForm Cards for the current day.

Select the race you are interested in, remember we are looking for races of seven furlongs or shorter.

On the top right of the race card you will see a Pace V3 link. Click this and you get a pace card opening.

Now we need to determine if the race is a Lone Fast Pace race. In order to do this we need to analyse the pace figures for each of the runners first, and we do this by…

• Looking at each horses rating on the very far left

Looking at the example below:

The lower the rating a horse has then the faster the pace of the horse in the race. We are looking for races where there is just one runner who has a figure of between 1 and 2. We then want the rest of the majority of the field to have a rating of 4 or higher.

In our example above you can see that no runner has a 1 or 2 and most of the field have a 3 so this race is not suitable for us.

Let’s look at another race:

This is more like it. This is the perfect example! There’s just one runner, Sandra’s Diamond, that has a rating of 1 or 2. The rest of the field have a rating of more than 3 except one. Sandra’s Diamond becomes our selection.

As always I strongly suggest that you then take a look at the horses form to make sure that it looks ready to race and is fit, if there is a serious concern then don’t bet. This method doesn’t produce many selections and it finds horses that have a very strong chance of winning the race. It’s the perfect starting point if you’re new to betting as the strike rate is very high!

But this is just the starting point. Not only can we modify this method to work in races run over a longer distance, there are also at least three other possible ways of using pace to find winners in different types of race conditions!

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