Racing Secrets Exposed

The Definitive Guide To Laying Horses To Lose

There are literally hundreds of laying systems available these days, indeed there seems to have been an explosion of them in recent months. This is because people perceive laying to be much simpler than backing, after all we’ve been picking losers for years, right? And indeed chances are you that will pick more losers than winners, but get it wrong and it can bite you in the bum!

There are, however, some good laying systems out there, but many of them are ‘live market’ systems, which means sitting at your PC all day. For the majority of people I know, the ideal scenario is being able to find your selections the night before, placing your bets for the day and then going about your daily business. There are a number of systems that cater for this and one of the best of these is Racing Secrets [Exposed].

I first stumbled across this system a year or so back on the recommendation of a friend. Now, I’ve seen many a laying system in my time but (so far) none have come close to Racing Secrets [Exposed]. The book is a comprehensive guide to laying on the exchanges and it literally covers all aspects of racing, but in particular it highlights horses that are likely to lose. Better yet, the system concentrates on favourites, keeping liabilities to a minimum and increasing your profits.

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.

I 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. It does require some effort from the user and I’d suggest that it might take around 30 – 45 minutes per day, however, for the strength of selections that you are giving yourself I’d say that it’s definitely time well spent.

This is one of the few systems that I still use regularly and will continue to use for the foreseeable future. Indeed, I consider Racing Secrets [Exposed] to be an investment system rather than a gambling system and if you’re serious about laying then I’d highly recommend it.

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I hope the majority of you would want to investigate and get some kind of confirmation of results before subscribing. So, how do we get proof?

Personally, I’m always keen to see some kind of betting statement that will back up the claims made, however, this is rare and to be fair I doubt I’d be putting my Betfair P&L page on view for everyone to see! The next best thing is a free trial and many tipping services will offer this, but there are a number that won’t and in this case I’m always a little suspicious. In the event of no proof and no free trial, the next best thing is a money back guarantee. Any service failing to provide any of these things is best left well alone (as I have found to my cost!).

One such service that doesn’t offer any of these is Lay365, and there is a very good reason for it! Take a little look at the results on their website and you may very well be quite impressed – I know I was. The service is based on giving you one lay a day at odds below 4.5 and they claim a 92 – 93% strike rate. Any service that could run to this could very well be a licence to print money! The strike rate is achieved as the vendor is allegedly an on course bookie who gets information from connections, trainers, etc. as to how a particular horse is likely to run. Oddly (and I know this from my time as a subscriber – yes I was a tad foolish once upon a time!) this particular tipster, known to subscribers only as Betmaster, seems to lay a horse (normally second favourite) when he’s had ‘inside’ info that the favourite will run a blinder. More often than not, the selection was second favourite to a heavily odds on favourite which obviously raised some questions regarding the validity of the ‘information’. Worse still, on more than a few occassions, this second favourite would win after being well backed prior to the off. The fact that they became gambles before the off raised even more questions regarding the information.

Possibly my biggest gripe about this service is the odds quoted on the website. They all look great, all below 4.5 (although the sales blurb does say they’ll always be under 4, but we’ll gloss over that small error), however, what they fail to do is quote the odds in the correct format. For example, if a selection is quoted as winning at odds of 3.2, this is actually 4.2 as they have knocked off the point representing your stake! Add into the equation that the odds quoted are very nearly never available and often double the quoted prices then things are beginning to look a little shaky for Lay365! To be fair to them, they get around this by saying that the odds quoted are available at the time of sending the email. I agree that occasionally I got my bet matched at the same odds, but normally only for small stakes.

So, the moral of this story is do as I say and not as I have done in the past! Always try to get a free trial (preferably a week minimum), failing this the very least you should look for is a money back guarantee. If you can’t get any of these things, my advice is to walk away – or drop us a line with the details and we’ll endeavour to test them out on your behalf.