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Where To Start?

It is fair to say that UK Horse Racing contains a bewildering amount of information and angles which one won't see anywhere else.

With this in mind a visit to this introductory page is recommended.

Which Systems to Follow?

Admittedly there is a bewildering array of systems and methods and even just starting off with the Mission Systems, the question of "Where Do I Start?" arises.

So what I have done is to describe exactly what I am doing; which systems I am following and to which price ranges and so on.

I am following these and nothing but what I have described in My Portfolio Page and nothing has been left out. If I am experimenting something to small stakes then I will mention it here also.

I won't claim that these are the best systems to follow and that these are the recommended ones to follow. This page is simply a description of what I am doing. Others will be doing other things but this is what I am doing and I will keep this page updated.

In other words, this has been offered as a suggestive guide as what to do if you're a newcomer to the site.

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Other Systems

In the summer of 2014 there was a tidy up of all of the systems. Things were starting to get out of hand with the members' area and it was decided, once again, to sort everything out so that we'd have between half a dozen and a dozen good systems as the flagship systems and these are placed on the front page of the members' area.

This left a lot of systems which were, for one good reason or another unloved, and these have been moved to the Other Systems page.

These may have been moved for a number of reasons which include that the draw down is too severe, that there are better systems, they're too new to make a decision on, they're deemed to have been back fitted a little and are awaiting some form of rationalisation, or, as in some cases, they simply failed to work.

Rather than delete them and not display the selection they're still there waiting for someone to come along and look at them in more detail and to find a good angle with these. One example of such a system is the Kaceot-4 which seemed to be doomed until one member showed us that by restricting the price range to a maximum of 21 on the exchanges and demanding, at the same time, value price then these were worth following.

Thus the Kaceot-4 system became a 'Mission' system in its own right but it shows that it's often worth looking again at systems which never worked to see what could be made with a single tweak here or there. So this is where these systems are placed in a form of half-way knacker's yard.

So if you do go looking within this page for selections do tread carefully. Caveat Emptor are the watchwords.