The power of Total Energy #1 - Pace and Cap

BJennet · 01-09-2010, 02:07 PM

This can be a very complex game, as we know, but for newer players, or those having a difficult time, I would recommend something that is outside the standard practice of the Sartin method, but might be helpful in getting on track, as it has been to a friend of mine.

As we know, TE #1 wins more races than the lower ranks, for me .37 at all tracks, and .41 on the NY and CA circuits and at WO. I suggested to my friend that he simply bet this horse at all odds over 3-1. He's doing very well with this simple strategy, and just called me to say he had hit a 9-1 shot in the first race at AQU today using it. After congratulating him on this, I suggested that next time he call me before the race :-).

Cheers,

B Jennet

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01-09-2010, 02:07 PM	#1
BJennet Grade 1 Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 311	The power of Total Energy #1 This can be a very complex game, as we know, but for newer players, or those having a difficult time, I would recommend something that is outside the standard practice of the Sartin method, but might be helpful in getting on track, as it has been to a friend of mine. As we know, TE #1 wins more races than the lower ranks, for me .37 at all tracks, and .41 on the NY and CA circuits and at WO. I suggested to my friend that he simply bet this horse at all odds over 3-1. He's doing very well with this simple strategy, and just called me to say he had hit a 9-1 shot in the first race at AQU today using it. After congratulating him on this, I suggested that next time he call me before the race :-). Cheers, B Jennet