Horse Racing Betting Dutching System Mark Horrocks by Mark Horrocks instant download after payment.

Introduction

I have written many books around UK horse racing systems and this one I really enjoyed due to the simplicity of this horse racing dutching system and how easy it is to apply.

The system uses the excellent free racing post website where you can obtain all the form data you need to use this system. Plus you do not have to be a form expert to understand it.

You should aim at using Betfair to place your dutch bets due to the better prices and the ability to get even better prices pre-off the race.

Understand the system before placing your horse dutching bets, I hope you enjoy it!

Why I Wrote The Book

I use the excellent Bet Angel trading tool software that allows me to place my horse racing dutching bets quickly and understand the total book value I am betting to say 40% very quickly.

You can calculate the total book value manually and there are plenty of free dutching calculators online, excel spreadsheets etc.

When I started dutching I watched many Youtube videos on the strategy and tried these but kept on losing a majority of the time i.e. not making a profit long term. A typical racing day would consist of say 4 small profits say £1 to £2 profit for 4 races for a £10 dutching stake and then get wiped out with a losing bet so basically I would be in a negative position. I was dutching to approximately 80% book value which normally consisted of the top 5 or 6 in the betting market for a horse race. What made this approach so infuriating is that there could be 10 horses in a race I had 5 of them to a book value of 80% and still lose!

This is when I decided to aim for more profit per horse race i.e. a lower book value say 30% to 50% and never break this rule.

So if we adopt this dutching strategy for the 4 races mentioned earlier and aim for our maximum 50% book value limit. We would profit approximately £9 per race if our horse won. So 4 X £9 = £36 as opposed to 4 X £2 = £8. This new approach allows us to absorb losses and still be in profit.

Ok you might argue you have a better probability winning with a 80% book value as compared to 50% which is correct however it is high consistency but low profit.