SAND JEWELL CLOSE, PAYING $14 TO WIN
24 Oct 2011The Champion Racing System came close to another big one at Te Rapa today, with the $14 shot Sand Jewell sneaking into 3rd and paying $3.10 for the place.
So far for the 2011-12 season:
OCTOBER
24 3rd Sand Jewell $3.10
16 2nd Moni Nui $1.30
SEPTEMBER
24 6th Fort Lincoln ..
AUGUST
31 3rd Itsadachief ..
13 FIRST Counter P.$7.00 $2.50
10 FIRST Sahara S. $13.90 $3.30
6 4th Yeshi Shinko ..
Total for the year 2011 so far, 6 wins from 24 investments,7 placings, with the pre-August win dividends being $6.90, $21.00, $4.60 and $10.00.
Had you commenced 2011 with a $200 bank, and invested $100 to win on each starter, the bank balance would now be $4410.
So I decided to compare the efforts of some rivals at Ellerslie last Saturday. From a total of 120 selections in Friday's HERALD liftout the " experts " managed 8 winners...
The weird system obviously works, basically when the astrological locates a pleasant surprise in the birth chart of one of the hundreds of racing personnel in my files.
We should have 1-2 more in October, maybe 4 in November and very likely one ONE in December.
Very likely,too, we'll be backing Sand Jewell's trainer Mark Brosnan again on Tuesday, August 21 next year. Nice buzzes for Brosnan, hopefully there's a northern meeting and he's got some mongrel maiden sliding through the mud to victory at a good price.
Some new clientele from Australia have joined up following the RWC publicity and soon after Sand Jewell's placing I got some email advice from a close relative of a member of the Wallabies rugby team.
Very happy with his debut as an astrological punter, banging $100 each way on and getting $2.90 for the place over there.
His information provider deducted the customary $5 for a profitable place bet from the Aussie's commission account, noting that the win fee of $20 would have been extracted had Sand Jewell got up and earned him another $1400......
Email: donstar@ihug.co.nz for more information on the Champion Racing System if you are serious about winning money.