Racing Secrets Exposed Horse Racing System Review

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Score Keychart:

Rating	What this means
	Poor system. Not reliable enough to use in the long-run.
	Marginally better than 1 star. Still not to be considered.
	50/50 Chance of being ahead of each betting session. Good conepts but needs more tinkering to get it working as it should over the long term.
	Something worth paying money for. Will stay ahead 8 out of 10 betting sessions. Overall a long term winner.
	Highly recommended. The system works both short and long term without fail. One of the best genuine systems available.

Review Synopsis:

Name	Score	Comments
Racing Secrets Exposed		This betting manual is supposed to be the top one and will uncover the hidden truth about betting that no one wants you to know. It is written by a professional better on horse races and it will aim to allow you to make enough money to leave your job and bet on horses full time, without losing.

Racing Secrets [Exposed] comes in PDF format and is a full 80 pages of information. The first two or three chapters deal with the basics and can be useful to even the most seasoned of punters. Then we get into the system itself and, without giving anything away, it details a series of ‘Primary Warning Signs’ signs we should be looking out for in the hunt for vulnerable favourites. Once we have a list of potentials, it then goes on to describe ‘Secondary Warning Signs’ that will help build an even stronger case for laying a selection and narrowing down the primary list.
They sound great in principle but rarely fill your bank account. In the real world things just aren't like that.

You will learn how to avoid the mistakes that all the novice horse punters make, how to bet like a professional, and how you can make enough money. The professional horse gamblers don’t make their money from the winners. They actually bet on the horses to lose. This is called lay betting and if you know how to do it, you can make a great living off it.

Section 1 is quite brief and outlines the notions of overrounds and betting percentages, and the general principle of value.

In the next section, the author gives an overview of laying, which is worth a read even if you already strike this type of wager now.

Section 3 again is pretty brief and walks you through the Racing Post website, with specific focus on the elements which are of interest when trying to find losing horses. So, even if you know your way around the RP website, it's useful to note the specific data that will contribute to finding losers.

Then in section 4, which is the main guts of the guide, the rules for the system are outlined. Of course, I can't tell you what these are. But what I can say is that there is a series of five 'Primary' warning signs which might indicate that a horse is a false favourite.

Finally, in section 5, the author shares his own approach to maximising value. This is predicated on a degree of discipline in terms of not laying over a certain price, and there is loads more than just the price consideration in this closing piece.

We must point out though that this is not a system for those looking to spend less than 10 minutes finding their picks for the day. One thing to note is that it does take a bit of time to find the best choice of selection: We reckon about half an hour on any day when you're looking for a serious lay or two.

With this method you can move your winning rate up to 90 percent and make money all the time without having to worry about the race and stress about your money that you have bet. You do not have to know anything about horses or horse racing to use this manual and you can start making money off it straight away. You will just need the internet and an account with the betting exchange websites.