Our Colour-Coding strategy is showing 81% net profit with 7 winning days from 8 so far. We are building up some serious data for the Mel colour-coding with eight completed meetings over the past five weeks. We have colour-coded 76
Multi Betting – Exactas, Trifectas and First Fours We are receiving a lot of queries in regards to the Elite Multi bets. Each meeting we provide the “ALL-Rated” list including instructions how to shape our recommended Multi bet (3x9x9x12). ALL
Today we look at the discipline required to win at punting even with the very best information. Firstly, here is a checklist of non-negotiables required to become a winning punter. Checklist of a WINNING Punter Two punters can have access
Elite Members have been made aware of the independent assessment of Elite Racing as number 1 in performance by thegreattipoff.com. Here is some of the feedback:
This email from a current Elite member arrived today telling us of the independent assessment of Elite Racing as number 1 in performance by thegreattipoff.com. We were unaware of this but it is great for the industry to have independent
If you want to be a part of a service that gets paid if you lose, then Elite is not for you. Elite continues to lead the way in the racing services industry by the length of the Flemington straight.
From time to time I hear: “my bank is too small to make a profit…” or “I only have $2000, I can’t bet to the $10k that you list so I will never win…” Along with members: not reading our
Self-Confessed mug-punter to Professional (Elite newsletter to members May 14th) I was talking to a long-term client this morning and he was explaining his massive turnaround from Horse punting basket-case to professional during his journey with Elite. He has applied
Elite Pace We know pace. We know which races will be won by swoopers and which ones will be on-pace and we know which horses are suited accordingly. It is not always a matter of fast pace = swoopers that’s
Elite Pace Abbreviations Horse Position in run We map all the runners with their expected position in the run denoted by letters. This is explained in the intro-pak and the image below was taken from there. Race Pace The pace
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