System success! Blog closing??

This is the first post of 2011 to this blog...And, it may very well be the last. As previously mentioned, family demands do not permit me to do proper service to this blog and the move site itself. Then there is the considerable amount of time I must spend handicapping and recording 'move' data.

For those interested, here are a few of the Monster Move winners in recent weeks.


Queen of Chic $94, Blackhawk Springs $70, Engine Room dq 26-1

Christmas Cove $40, Falcon's Flight $52, Quiet Power $65

Thanks to the few of you who actually purchased the system. I find it so interesting that my efforts to bring it to the attention of the 'experts' go unrewarded. OK by me. I will continue to profit--alone. Goodbye and good luck, to all

Give thanks for DRF info

Hats off to the Daily Racing Form for providing more statistics than any handicapper can possibly use effectively. There is such an overload of information that one rarely knows what to look at and what to dismiss.

Luckily for me, I pay particular attention to the trainer/jock stats: Who rides for who when it's go time for a win. Today's second race at Aqueduct paid me handsomely for my devotion to this tidbit.

Lady's Lunar Luck paid $78. $25.8, $14.2 across the board, beat the odds-on betting favorite for a $380 exacta and was an easy $2 daily-double wheel that returned $437.

Key to my selection was the 50% win record of white-hot trainer Dan Conway (19% in 2009); 67% when using jock Eddie Castro; solid numbers from sprint to route (24%). Although there was no stat for first-time turf wins, that changes today. Bottom line, this was also a two-year-old race--by definition an open contest. Read your form!