Help & FAQs
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Where are the premium selections?
All selections and analysis are under the ’Premium Tips’ for the selected date.
Why am I having trouble logging in?
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I registered but why haven’t I received my activation code?
The activation codes are sent automatically and should be received within one minute. If you haven’t received it in 10 minutes a number of things could have happened. You may have mispelt your email address or your email address may filter certain emails. Some email servers may send the activation message to your bulk folder and you should have a look in there. If you automatically delete bulk then you may need to change your email settings. If you haven’t received your email you should contact us by email and we will help you sort out the problem.
I received my confirmation code but have left the page where you enter the code and can’t get back to it.
Go to this page here.
I received my confirmation code and entered it in the right page but it is still saying that I am not activated.
You must register, receive your email with your confirmation code and then enter your confirmation code from the same computer. The code works on your IP address. If you register, for instance, at work and then go home and open up your email with the confirmation code and enter it, the database will recognise this as being done from different computers and will not activate. If you have registered on a Friday afternoon at work and have gone home to activate you will come across problems. You will have to email us to delete you from our database and you will have to register again and complete your activation from the same computer.
What if I forget my password?
Click on "forgot password" under the "login" button and your password will be sent to your email address supplied on initial registration.
I tried to retrieve my password but nothing was sent to my email address. What is happening?
If you have changed your email address without notifying us, the password would have been sent to your old email address. Remember to update your email address. If you have not done so, send us an email explaining your situation and we will resolve the issue ASAP.
I think someone has my password. What should I do?
Change your password immediately. Sharing your password is not permitted and will cause problems when accessing your account.
I think someone has stolen my password, changed the password and I cannot log in. What can I do?
Contact us immediately and via your answer to the security question on signing up we will restore your access. DO NOT SHARE your password.
Can I make money from punting on racing?
If you are patient and strict you can make a profit from racing. Our Premium Tips are aimed at building a nest-egg. We select these as a broker would select shares in a stock exchange. With patience and strict staking we have consistently turned over a healthy profit every year. This is not a guarantee that every future year will turnover a profit but just as in the stock market you should be committed to a long term outlook.
Can I make money from betting on every race?
It is much harder to do so. We analyse every race and will try and direct you in the right approach for every race. There are races that we wouldn’t bet in as there may be 3 or more chances. In this case we will pinpoint the chances. It is then up to you to decide whether to avoid this race, back the best priced horse or take some exotics. We will indicate in our Intelligent Bet what our suggested strategy would be.
How do you come up with your selections?
I watch videos and keep a database of all races in Australia and other countries. I judge the strength of each race and judge each horse on a number of factors. Our speed maps are formulated by a barrier speed figure allotted to each horse from their previous performances. I then determine the likely pace of each race based on the speed map. Analysis of the race is a technique which I have honed over years using pace, speed, acceleration and stamina factors shown by each individual horse. There is no use of ratings figures or weights used in my analysis and the method of form analysis is possibly unique.
What is your history in form analysis?
I have been analysing form for just over 20 years. Initially with weight ratings which were extremely popular in the day. After realising that they were not all they were made out to be, I moved to the American method of using speed and times which is far more difficult. Whilst enjoying a degree of success, I found too many discrepancies with the Australian style of racing and found them to be more suited to racing in the US. I hypothesised that the reason they weren’t as successful with Australian racing was because of the wide variance in the pace at which races were run. I set out to come up with a method for analysing form which took into account the speed, pace, acceleration and stamina of horses without having to rely on the overall time that a race had been run in and could be used in any country around the world. After honing this method, I put it into practice with great results. In that time, I worked for other form analysts that had different philosophies to mine and also as a genetic consultant to breeders in Australia and overseas. After honing my analysis skills, I was able to pick up a few private clients that have stayed with me up till this day.
