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To: Mouton

I heard people all my life tell about going to Vegas and hitting a $1,200 jackpot at the slots. If you press them they’ll admit they put it all back in PLUS some before they left.

Now, with my system of betting horses, I will more than likely win money...probably 75% of the time. It’s all about the jockeys. I bet one of the winningest jockeys across the board until he wins. Then I’ll switch to the next best jockey who hasn’t won yet. And I don’t look at the odds.

(One day Jerry Bailey won the first four races. and I wasn’t betting on him. That was a day I didn’t do too well.)

But back to the “system”, even if that winning jockey doesn’t win, he’s more than likely to be in the money so you get some of your bet back.

Try it out. It works. But you have to have faith and keep betting on your jockey until he comes in.


75 posted on 05/08/2016 12:48:23 PM PDT by VerySadAmerican (Never held a job in the private sector;never met a payroll,never created a job - CRUZ! Conservative!)
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To: VerySadAmerican

Ok. I am a class/breeding bettor. Also horses for courses. Lastly certain sires do well with their off springs for turf and off tracks.


76 posted on 05/08/2016 1:23:37 PM PDT by Mouton (The insurrection laws maintain the status quo now.)
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To: VerySadAmerican

My dad who lived in NE TX always bet on the Jockey not the horse. He grew up just before WW2 in the Great Depression. Your horse meant something about you. Not to be racist but paints were horses for blacks or Indians. White guys rode bays, chestnuts, greys, etc, Kinda like a Mustang car or a Dodge Charger.


78 posted on 05/08/2016 1:46:58 PM PDT by nomorelurker
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