There is no doubt that the information available on the tremendous amount of websites here in Australia and around the world is a very powerful arena for which to learn this craft. We recommend strongly that you study these websites, read the articles, then forget everything  they tell you. What they have to say is not relervant in todays world, ruled by data and electronics. But it is good idea to understand where the history of the industry has come from. I give my sincere thanks to contributors of those sites because the classroom is enormous.

What aspect they all lack though is how to apply their knowldege to current day information. We live in a modern world of technology and gambling rules that attempt to make all races equal, that appear to be your friend when in reality they are not.  But we don’t want all races to be equal. We need to find that stand out horse, the one that you know with confidence has the most likely chance of coming first.

We do not live in a world of equality, so please don’t be fooled by the betting agencies behaviour to befriend you.

It is only through an extensive research and critically analysing so many websites that we have been able to “Quantify” with numbers this new system.

Our latest innovation is to analyse “Field Strength”. So what is Field Strength?

Simply put – is it fair to race a 1970’s Leyland Mini Minor in the Bathurst 500 alongside the supercar Holdens and Fords, the big boys of the track, and expect the Mini Minor to outpace the Big Boys in the same Class. Of coarse not, that would just be naieve. But yet with race horses, grey hounds, and the local crab race down the pub, that is exactly what we do.

We place animals that are NOT Equal, in races that are supposed to be equal and expect them to come home in first place. WRONG!

Our propietary Field Strength parameter, critically quantifies the field strength of each horse against all other horses in the field and determines its’ likelihood of finishing in the top three.

“The world as we have created it is a process of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our thinking.”

― Albert Einstein