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Trainer Track Stats 08/09
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It’s almost that time of year, Dear Punter, where we get to witness our favourite beastie’s cresting big bushy obstacles on their way to fabulous victory (or dire failure). And so it is that we must turn our attention to way’s of profiting from this fine spectacle, and there is one sure fire way to do just that… Trainer Track Stats!
Matt Bisogno, the author of the rather popular and satisfyingly successful Trainer Flat Stats, is currently putting the final details into his latest version of the highly profitable Trainer Track Stats. Highly profitable, as it has banked 60 and 100 points in the past couple of jumps seasons which, in my opinion, is more than adequate!
Trainer Track Stats works in exactly the same way as Trainer Flat Stats which, for those who don’t know, concentrates on unearthing the trainers that do particularly well at certain tracks. It’s a pretty unique method and has proven to be pretty damn profitable too, both on the flat and over those pesky obstacles.
So, Matt has produced a manual with a proven profitable record, which takes all of 15 minutes a day to find selections and which is so simple to follow my young ‘un could figure it out! Is it any wonder I am mighty excited about the upcoming season?? Also, this particular version of TTS is set to be even sweeter because Matt will be launching it with an truly unbelievable offer which will only be available for a limited time. The details of the offer won’t be made public until tomorrow (the 29th August), but believe me when I say you do not want to miss this one!
As a little teaser to the upcoming manual, Matt has released a couple of ‘Making Of’ videos and I recommend you go check them out. They’ve been filmed in an amusing Gordon Ramsay ‘Ridiculously-complicated-dish-made-to-look-incredibly-simple, done kinda way!
Head over to Trainer Track Stats to watch the free videos and keep an eye out for a few other bits and pieces that will be released this week, prior to the launch date, just to tease you 
Update: As from today you can now try Trainer Track Stats for just £1!
Hi all
Just wandering around the web, and picked up on this thread again after a couple of months away from it.
Essentially, all of TTS results are reported *exactly* against the selections made, and can be seen at http://www.trainertrackstats.com/TTS20089Perf.htm
The nature of TTS is and always has been one of volatility. It can only be this way when you’re selecting horses at odds of up to 14/1!!
Regarding P/L, we are currently sitting at a good enough +£811 for £20 stakes. Note that this is calculated at betfair odds of 16% above SP, with a 5% commission factored in. Anybody who still bets with a regular bookmaker will need more than TTS to make a profit from their wagering!
I do hope this helps. If you’ve any further questions about TTS, please contact either Gavin or myself at enquiries [AT] trainertrackstats.com
Best Regards,
Matt
Jeff - I have TTS but don’t actually use it for betting - just as another piece of information for help when laying or backing other selections.
E.g. If I think I’ve found a False Favourite, I’ll check to see if it’s a TTS qualifier, and if so, I’ll leave it.
Jeff and Mutt,
I think you’ll find that the losing runs on TTS can be quite long , i don’t follow TTS but run my own systems using the same software as the author so have a general feel of the losing runs involved..having said that i’m sure it will come good.
With all of this talk of systems struggling throughout this autumn I’m surprised no one has mentioned Trainer Track Stats. To say that it’s been volotile would be an understatement and the drawdown since 24th November has been viscious. Or is it only me doing it???
I haven’t heard anything about Trainer Sand Stats which was the bonus which came with Trainer Track Stats in October. For me it got off to a cracking start with a 16.8 winner & from then on it was downhill all the way with only a couple of short priced winners to ease the pain until recently when I’m back up to 3.2 points in profit. Seems to be as volotile as TTS, but nice when they come in. Anyone else doing it?
I think we deserved Cornish Sett after having 2nds @ 7/1, 5/2 & 13/8 today.
Our 4 other winners covered our losers so this was a very profitable day.
Onwards and upwards:-D
Cornish Sett came in just by the hair of it’s chinney chin chin. 15’s on Betdaq. Almost back to mid October heights.
@John,
Regarding my profits of +10.59 so far, I’d forgotten that I didn’t bet TTS between period 20th Sept to 25th Sept inclusive so that may skew the results one way or the other for the total.
Regarding the 14/1 cut-off. I generally run TTS & TSS on GHB which uses Betfair/Betdaq type odds. I therefore set the bot to allow all selections up to 17.00 to compensate for the 20% better odds using exchanges rather than SP.
I’m still subscribing to the daily selections despite checking for selections myself manually. Initially this was to ensure that I was using the criteria properly giving me a check if I’d got it wrong. That was a good move as there were a few times when I hadn’t selected a horse or had selected one and the daily message disagreed. A quick e-mail to Matt & Gavin has cleared any query up. Always my mistake so far I might add. The alarming thing is that I do manage to miss a couple of selections each week, so it’s a good job I’m having this failsafe option. I currently use the Sporting Life racecards to check the trainers against the manual but still manage to miss a couple a week. I’ve got to find a better way of checking before I drop the daily message and go it alone totally.
TSS is showing a loss since I started it.