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There are three types of lays: over-lays, under-lays and even-lays. An over-lay is when you the player feel that the horse that has been evaluated using your handicapping and profitcapping has a higher chance of winning than the public thinks and feels it does. An under-lay is when you think or feel the horse has less chances of winning than the public does. An even-lay is when you and the public equally agree on a horse’s chances of winning. A bona fide over-lay is where potential profit can be made and so at every chance seek out over-lays for money value. An even-lay is second best because it has more profit potential than an under-lay.

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Who’s making money in racing? The experts? The professionals? Those with fool proof methods? The authorities in the game? The illegal race fixers? Or just the plain lucky? Who? I’ll tell you who: 96% by just plain luck and about 4% by design. That’s who. You have to work hard to get to know what they know so you can incorporate it into your playing. What do they know? Does racing even have a design? People who make money know two general things that most don’t: how handicapping works and how money works. Most players think they know but they don’t know but can know because its possible to know.

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There are two general ways in racing to make money: by luck or by design. You can’t control money making using luck because you don’t know when its coming. It’s a now and then thing without the ability to predict things. If done by design you have a large percent level of control and so it depends on how much money you’re out to make. Will it be in the thousands or the millions of dollars or just enough to get by that you want? How much money do you have in your bankroll to start with? What wager type(s) have you chosen to play forever? What field size(s) have you chosen to play forever? This and several other major questions need to be answered by you – the player.

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There are several things that can be tried to make sure a handicap racing method or system and a profitcap return on investment method really works. The first: for handicapping it is to make sure your system predicts the order of finish positions correctly to a high percent in the right races which must be chosen carefully so you can secondly: to use profitcapping to predict the in the money positions for return on investment or profit capacity. In each case you get the necessary horse(s) or you don’t and you make a profit or you don’t. That’s the bottom line if ever there was a bottom line.

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In the world of racing one thing that almost all players lack is a main trait they all need. What’s that? DISCIPLINE. Which is a major key to making money in the game. Some players lose money and spend money just to turn out losing that money trying to get back the money they loss in the first place. Some players lose all the money they came in with to play and then asks friends, associates or even loan sharks for money to wager with. What’s one of the main things missing in these peoples cases? Answer: DISCIPLINE. Racing’s a business where everyone that’s in the game must have discipline or be in a very disadvantaged position. Therefore every player must work on this. This can’t be stressed enough.

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First off: what do you intend to do? This means you must chose your limits for racing which will concentrate and focus your energy and skills. Chose 1-4 from each one of these: tracks, wager types, track surfaces, track conditions, weather types, race class types (first time starters, claiming, maiden, allowance, etc.) and so on. Choosing your bet (gamblers talk) types or investment instruments (business talk) will narrow your focus and help you learn faster and sooner. For handicapping you’ll be finding the strongest combination(s) by field size for each order of finish position. For profitcapping you be figuring out profit to be made in the hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars over several years and how to obtain that profit.

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Racing’s made of six things: a horse, a jockey, a trainer, a track, a player and a parimutuel wagering system. Theses six things are divided into two major processes: handicapping and profitcapping. To make money the player must know everything about predicting the order of finish of races and odds (handicapping odds and profit making odds) and the complexities of overlays, underlays, even-lays, big money making the tote odds fluctuate, trainer moves and other things. Handicapping has 4 levels and profitcapping has 3 levels. The combinations of the six things and all of their factors and sub-factors reaches into the thousands. You are to test all of it. I can help with that.

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For the player racing’s physically made of six things: a horse, a track, a trainer, a jockey, a player and a parimutuel wagering system. Each one of the six is complex and made of 1-4 dozen things and each one of those things is to be studied. To make money in racing it’s necessary to remember that racing as a process has two major divisions: handicapping (predicting the outcome of races) and profitcapping (predicting the outcome of return on investments). Handicapping is five things: horse, jockey, trainer, track and player. Profitcapping is two things: a player and a parimutuel wagering system. In the end you’ll be picking horses and picking profit.

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A main law in racing is: in an ‘un-manipulated race’ no one knows who’ll come in the win, place, show, forth and fifth positions. An un-manipulated race simply means no fixing of the race with illegally drugged horses, jockeys told purposely to slow down a winning horse to raise its odds for its next race and so on. Un-manipulated races are very few indeed and in between. What does it take or picking horses – what does it depend on? Picking horses depend on doing six things well. This is done with the six things that make up racing which are: a horse, a jockey, a track, a trainer, a player and a pari-mutuel wagering system. Each one is complex and takes study.

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