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THE RICHARD EVANS FORM GUIDE (29)

The selection procedure for this system utilises two key factors to determine which horse, and in which race we

should bet on it, by noting the improved running of a horse and determining if that horse is trained by one of our

selected trainers.

To successfully operate THE RICHARD EVANS FORM GUIDE you will need one of the specialist Racing papers,

either the Sporting Life or The Racing Post, the betting forecast in an ordinary Daily newspaper will not be accurate

enough for our needs. All examples, trials and statistics studied have been obtained by using the above named papers.

Most trainers are under constant pressure from their owners to tell them when their charge is going to "deliver thegoods". They have to be accurate because an owner, as you can well imagine, would be none too pleased if given the

"nod" by the trainer, then puts a sizeable wager on his horse, only for it to get beaten!

Now, I am quite sure that most trainers are thoroughly decent people, but charities they are not and so we cannot

expect them to let us into their little secrets, can we? So we have to attempt to devise a way whereby we can discover

for ourselves just when a trainer is getting one of his horses ready to win.

Frequently, the key pointer to when a horse is ready to win, is when it runs into a place. By utilising the tables on the

following pages you will have to hand vital information which will help you to recognise the signs to enable you to

back the right horse in the right race.

SELECTION METHOD.

1. Eliminate all of the following races: Claiming Auction Sellers - Amateur Ladies - Apprentice races and ANY

races run on All-weather tracks.2. Look through the race card, and make a shortlist of any runners that a trainer from Table One has running.

3. Using Table Two and Table Three eliminate any race that is not listed.

Example.

i) JHM Gosden has a runner in a 2-y-o Handicap at Newmarket. Does this horse merit consideration?

JHM Gosden is on our list of Trainers, and 2-y-o Handicaps at Newmarket are a "YES" on our list. So this horse is

shortlisted.

ii) BW Hills has a runner in a 3-y-o Non-handicap at Chester. Does this horse merit our consideration?

BW Hills is on our list of Trainers, but 3-y-o Non-handicaps at Chester are a "NO" on our list. So this horse is

eliminated.

iii) JR Fanshawe has a runner in an All-age Handicap at Nottingham. Does this horse merit our consideration?

JR Fanshawe is not on our list of Trainers, and All-age Handicaps at Nottingham are not on our list either. So this

horse is eliminated.

After a little practise this will not take you long to do each day, as the list of Trainers and Courses does not contain

every one available. We have only used the most successful ones that have proved to be the most rewarding to follow

by using statistics compiled over many past seasons.

If you stay within the guidelines of THE RICHARD EVANS FORM GUIDE you too will find it very rewarding

indeed.

Once you have your days shortlist of possible horses to consider, the selection procedure continues:

4. Look at the horses last run, if it was 1st, 2nd or 3rd then keep this horse on your shortlist.

5. If the horse was 4th, unplaced or, in the case of National Hunt racing, fell or failed to finish for whatever reason -

that horse is eliminated.

What you are now left with is a shortlist of horses that are ready to win. They have been prepared by an acceptable

Trainer, they are running in an acceptable race AND on an acceptable course.

In short, we can be reasonably sure that at least the horse will be TRYING to win.

The only race that you are interested in is the days most valuable race from your shortlist. If you are left with more

than one horse in that race use the following elimination procedure:

FINAL ELIMINATION PROCEDURE.


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1. Look at the betting forecast for your selected race and note the forecast starting price of the shortlisted animals. The

one that will become your final selection is the horse that has "come in most in the betting as soon as the 2nd show is

available. The reason we have to wait until now is because by this time those in the know will have been given the

final "nod" from the trainer and the money that they are placing will be starting to be reflected in the price.

Unfortunately, this is the only way that we can accurately discover what their real plans are for the animal.

No stable money = No confidence.

Stable money being placed on a horse that we know to be ready = 99% confidence.

SUMMARY.

Use THE RICHARD EVANS FORM GUIDE wisely, it does need a certain amount of effort (from the user) to work

properly, but if used as a tool, it will turn you into something of a craftsman in the art of winner finding.

TABLE ONE TRAINERS TO USE

AKEHURST R

ARMSTRONG RW

BAILEY A

BALDING IA

BARRON TD

BELL M

BENSTEAD CJ

BERRY J

BRITTAIN CE

CAMACHO MJ

CECIL HRA

CECIL Mrs J

CHANNON MR

CHAPPLE-HYAM

CHARLTON R

COLE PFTCUMANI LM

CYZER CA

DOW S

DUNLOP JL

EASTERBY MH

EASTERBY MW

ELS WORTH DRC

GOSDEN JHM

HALL Miss SE

HANBURY B

HARWOOD G

HASLAM PC

HERN WR

HERRIES LADY

HILLS BW

HODGES RJ

HOLLINSHEAD R

HUNTINGDON LORD

JARVIS W

JOHNSON M

JONES BOB

KELLA WAY Miss GLEWIS G

LODER DR

McCORMACK M

McMAHON BA

MORLEY D

MUIR WR

NORTON SG

PAYNE JW

PEARCE J

PRESCOTT Sir M

PRITCHARD-GORDON GA

RAMSDEN Mrs JR

REVELEY Mrs M

RYAN MJ

SMITH D

STOUTE MR

THOMPSON-JONES H

THOMPSON-JONES T

TINKLER N

TOMPKINS MH

WALWYN P

WATTS JWWHITAKER RM

WHITE J

WILLIAMS RJR

WILSON DA

WRAGG

TABLE THREE

COURSES AND RACES TO USE

NON-HANDICAPS

COURSE 2-y-o 3-v-o All ages

ASCOT YES NO NO

AYR YES NO NO

BATH YES YES YES

BRIGHTON YES NO NO

CATTERICK YES NO NO

CHESTER YES NO NO

DONCASTER YES YES YES

EPSOM NO YES NO

FOLKESTONE YES NO NO

GOODWOOD YES YES YES

HAYDOCK YES YES NO

KEMPTON YES YES YES

LINGFIELD YES YES NO

NEWBURY YES YES YES

NEWMARKET YES YES NO

REDCAR YES NO NO

SALISBURY YES YES YES

SANDOWN YES YES YES

WNDSOR YES YES YES YORK YES YES YES


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TABLE TWO

COURSES AND RACES TO USE

HANDICAPS

COURSE 2-y-o 3-y-o All ages

ASCOT NO YES YES

AYR NO NO YES

BATH NO YES YES

BRIGHTON NO YES YES

CATTERICK YES NO YES

CHESTER YES YES YES

DONCASTER YES YES YES

EPSOM NO YES YES

FOLKESTONE YES YES YES

GOODWOOD YES YES YES

HAYDOCK YES YES YES

KEMPTON YES YES YES

LINGFIELD YES NO NO

NEWBURY YES YES YES

NEWMARKET YES YES YES

REDCAR YES YES YES

SALISBURY YES YES YES

SANDOWN YES YES YES

WINDSOR YES YES YES

YORK YES YES YES

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