Evolution of a handicapping software product

Dave and Len invited me to send them criteria for a software product.

It took me a long time to do so, because I was not interested in selling software.

But finally I said "yes" because Len's expert research could help me with my own

search for the automatic bet, and thus, with my own betting.

I told them that there would be no product with my name on it unless the research showed

it would be clearly profitable for the player. (The Short Form is a combination of trainer stats and class.)

Poor trainers and proven losers at a class level are eliminated. I asked Len if he

could make my class criteria more nuanced, which he did.

Len's research on my Short Form came in, and it showed a profit for all claiming

races and a profit for all routes, with large samples.

I thus gave them the go-ahead.

So far they've had good responses from readers. At this point the software is a great time saver as well as a significant handicapping aid. It automates and filters a large percentage of the handicapping process, but not all of it.

I would also like to see it as a blindly automatic bet. Therefore, currently I am doing

real-bet research in hopes that I can make it 100% automatic. So far, so good, but the

sample is much too small to start declaring victory. I will share the longer sample with 

readers of the Altiplano website. 
 

Players who simply want a pencil-and-paper version of the Short Form will find it in my

upcoming book: Handicapping on the Road 

I paid for this entire adventure through bets I made at these 11 tracks. But the book goes beyond those 11 tracks and provides handicapping lessons for foreign racing in general, with examples from England, Dubai, and other racing venues.

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