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Date 31^st October 2011.

The humble British pound coin...

A pound, a quid, a nicker, one hundred pence. Call it what you will, it still doesn't get you very much these days does it?

Well, for today and today only it will get you quite a lot and may even earn you hundreds of extra pounds over the next few months too because we're giving you the chance to try out our TrainerTrackStats manual for the incredible price of just £1.......

TrainerTrackStats, what's that then?....

As the name suggests, TrainerTrackStats (TTS) looks at the statistical information available in expensive proprietary databases to identify the profitable sub-trends that certain trainers have developed in specific race types or with specific horses.

Or in simple terms, we find out at which tracks each trainer targets his (or her) horses… and when!

We pore through literally thousands of stats, and hundreds of trainer combinations to find a tiny subset that are deemed good enough to make the grade. And, I’m pleased to report, that our hard work paid off when last season’s TTS continued the profitable record of its predecessors, rewarding subscribers tidily in the process and seeing them return to the pay window time and time and time again.

We also cut out the big outsiders by having a price ceiling of 14/1. History has shown us that this is the right cut-off point, as many bookmakers arbitrarily price ‘rags’ up at 16/1 or 20/1.

So, whilst we do occasionally miss a big odds winner with this cut-off point, the number of losers we avoid far outweighs the payoff on the outsider.

And that is the TTS way: sensible betting, using trainer pattern information earned over five seasons.

TTS Trainers earn their place…

And when I say ‘earned’, I mean EARNED! It is not easy to get a place in the annual TTS report. In fact, in order to earn a star a trainer must have done something pretty, well, stellar.

Here’s what a trainer has to have done at the respective track in the last five seasons, and with the specific race / horse type, to achieve a star. Either:

- Have recorded at least 15 winners; or,

- Have a strike rate of one in three or better; or,

- Have recorded a profit of 25 points or more; or,

- Show an average profit of 1 ¼ points plus per runner; or,

- Have won at least 1 such race every Season for each of the last 5 years

As I said, we do NOT just ‘give them away’. Trainers in the TTS manual earn their stars.

I can tell you that there are SIXTY-SEVEN trainer/track combinations in this season’s TTS manual, and the star breakdown is as follows:

7 ‘1 star’ trainers

10 ‘2 star’ trainers

22 ‘3 star’ trainers

27 ‘4 star’ trainers

and 1 '5 star' trainer - it’s David Pipe. To find out where and when, you’ll have to buy the guide! ;-)

So how has this approach worked out down the years? Well, the least profit that subscribers have made is £303 to £20 stakes.

The annual breakdown, to those reasonably modest £20 stakes, looks like this:

2006/7 …… £1,207

2007/8 …… £1,936

2008/9 …… £1,141

2009/10 …… £303

2010/11 …… £481.50

2011/12 ….... ????

The beauty of these figures is that they’re not what Jim Bowen might claim as “Here’s what you would have won”. These are actual amounts that TTS subscribers snaffled into their wallets over the course of those seasons.

Some of the trainers do underperform each year, but with the portfolio approach taken by TTS, the balance of profit has always been restored. All our trainers are stars, but some are bigger (or more) starred than others, as you’ve seen above.

You can also see that, apart from the exceptional year in 2007/8, the profit levels are extremely consistent and – naturally – we’ll be looking to break the 50 point profit barrier once more this season.

This season is looking rosy… :-)

So that’s the history lesson. But what about this season’s trainers? Well, all I can say is, “WOW!”

Below are some figures relating to the trainers who made the cut for this season’s TTS manual. As with the four previous years, the cutting room floor is littered with trainers whose ‘close but no cigar’ record just wasn’t quite good enough.

Never mind those who didn’t make the grade though, here’s the lowdown on the Class of 2011/12.

Total number of runners: 2051

Total number of winners: 864

Win Percentage: 42.1%

Total Profit to £20 stakes at SP: £44,600

Average profit per season: £8,920

I’m sure you’ll agree those are pretty eye-popping numbers. And because of that I want to try to manage your expectations.

You see, here at TTS we run a sensible reputable ship, and we’re proud of our track record of success. I hope you’ll agree that five straight years of profit is impressive in these days of false claims and shysters.

So let me tell you what I think you can expect this season from TTS…

I expect that we will make something in the region of 40 to 75 points profit over the course of the next six months (i.e. to end April 2012). That is historically what we’ve achieved and, all other things being equal, that’s our profit target for this season.

So that’s somewhere between £800 and £1,500 profit for £20 level stakes.

In case you’re wondering about the difference between the five year performance and the profit target, this is for a number of reasons:

- The market ‘cottons on’ to successful trainers sooner or later, reducing some of the odds

- Some trainers begin to be less successful or change their training methods

- Trainers simply have bad seasons (take Ferdy Murphy last year – his record was inexplicably bad)

This is why TTS uses the portfolio approach which means that when some trainers are suffering, others step up and provide us with our profit. It has served us very well so far, and we’re confident that the same results will ensue this time around.

So, what do I get for my £1?....

OK, so let’s take a look at what you get when you complete your registration, and enter the TTS members’ area.

The very first thing you’re going to see is a breakdown of the results for the previous five years of TTS. From those links, you’ll get a full breakdown of how results panned out for subscribers in previous years, including graphs of profit and loss (mostly profit!).

You’ll then see two links in the middle of the page. These are:

- A link to download this season’s TrainerTrackStats 2011/12 manual

- A link to a page containing all of today’s TTS selections (in case, you miss the daily email)

You’ll be left in no doubt whatsoever about which horses should be bet after you’ve read through those pages. There will also be a daily email service which will send the selections straight to your inbox every morning. Your £1 will give you a 2 week free trial of this service.*

From this second link, which will list the TTS selections, there is also a schedule for a number of FREE Bonus guides that will be made available to all registered subscribers throughout the 2 week trial period.

So sit back, let us pick out the days runners and just place your bets.

It really is that simple.

And, if you’re ever unsure about anything, my email address is right there on the members’ page, so you can send me your questions, and I’ll get right back to you.

So that’s what TrainerTrackStats is, but what exactly will it do for you and your betting?

Well, in two words, A LOT!

TTS horses have won two out of every nine races they’ve run on average (that’s over 22% winners), and they won more often, not less, last year.

TTS horses have consistently shown a profit over the last FIVE YEARS in the public domain, and a £100 level stakes investment in that time would have yielded £25,340. That’s real money that has been generated by TTS for its subscribers.

But, let’s face it, not everyone has £100 stakes to throw around, so what if your investments were a little more moderate?

And if we were to say that, on average, TTS subscribers wagered £10 per horse, and that there have been on average 500 subscribers per season I estimate we might have taken something near to £1,267,000 off the bookies in that time.

Now that’s a truly heartening thought! :-)

The TTS season kicks off on Tuesday, 1st November, 2011.

To secure your copy of this years TTS Guide for just £1 you need to sign up now. This offer is only available to the first 1000 customers and places are sure to sell fast.

Best of luck,
Gavin Priestley.

* After the 2 week trial has ended you will be charged £39 in two equal instalments to continue receiving the daily selection email until April 30th 2012. You can cancel at any time during the 2 week trial and pay nothing further. If you cancel your membership you can keep the TTS guide but the daily emails will stop and you will not receive any further bonus guides that may be offered.