January 7th: The Squire

Hi Squire Here!

What Happened For Me Yesterday!

In and out on the first bet, didn’t quite make the target as a tenner short!.. but saved me sticking round till the 1.50 Navan where the next winner was to be found!

  • Original Start Bank: £500
  • Yesterdays Bank: £6162.22
  • Today’s Bank: £6304.64
  • Profit Yesterday: £142.50
  • New Point Value: £77.03
  • Target Today: £155

What are my aims?

Well my task is turn £1,000 into £20,000 betting capital and at my present average rate of growth (about 3.5% per day)

I should hit the target well before the 2019 Flat season starts next March!

However, my daily is the same as the other chaps at 2.5%

Patience is always key. Keep your eye on the target destination, not the potholes in the road!

Today:

I have decided to divide my bank by 80pts as from yesterday.

This roster is the HRP Job & Plot suite.

Hopefully it won’t be required, but if needed I have earmarked the Sprint Pearler bet in the 5.15 Wolverhampton for back up.

Bet Roster Instructions

Back the named selection to win in each race unless you can get around 1.9 for the Place price, then you would Split Stake the selection.

We are using the HRP Platinum Staking Plan to be found in the Method Maker main instructions post.

Stop at a predetermined profit target.

Recovery

Speaking to the very clever people who developed this staking system, I now know we have two options in any recovery plan:

  1. Keep the point value at it’s previous high point, until the debit is recovered
  2. Simply absorb the loss and reduce the point value, from the new bank figure

I do wish that I had discovered this method of betting and staking 30 years ago!

Very safe, very sure, very sensible, very good indeed. In racing you see, it’s not a question of ‘can I win all the time?’ as you can’t – otherwise there would be no betting markets!

It is a question of ‘can you organise your staking to odds and deliver a consistent profit’?

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