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Rules:
1.
Concentrate only on runners returning to the track exactly
three days after a previous race.
2.
Ignore fillies and mares.
3.
Ignore horses who have never won a race.
4.
Ignore runners beaten more than 1l for every 3f of the race
distance of their previous run (eg. a horse beaten 4l or less in
a 12f race would qualify).
5.
Ignore any race in which there is more than one qualifier.
System
applies to all UK races (Flat and NH).
Staking:
5
pts to win on each qualifier.
Logic:
Detailed
studies have suggested that three days is the optimum interval
between races, except for fillies and mares, who
tend to be more physically and mentally fragile.
Maidens
are vulnerable for obvious reasons, as are runners whose current
form is in question.
This
trial will establish whether the results of these detailed
studies can potentially be used to create profit.
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