If your failure exceeds your victory on the track, it may be time to take a step back and take a long look at your lameness approach. If you don't use a method, it's time to consider the performance when you go to the track.
Unplanned betting is a stupid game, although even the best disabled people will occasionally slip in. But if it is more than once for you, then you will definitely lose more than you win, which is not fun.
So if you want to consistently win, then you must be consistent. You need a system - or a system that you propose yourself over time - or a system that others have proposed over time. In either case, the system must be tried and real, not the beer that your brother's brother thought of when he was grilling in the backyard.
The lameness of the greyhound is a very difficult art. Greyhounds don't have a jockey, so once they get on the track, they have all the instincts, speed and cleverness of running. The only way...
Orignal From: Greyhound Handicapping - the first way to consistently win on dog tracks
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