Should I Use a System to Make More Money at the Dog Track?

Do you remember the first time you went to the greyhound track

? It was pretty overwhelming, trying to pick winners with all the noise and confusion dog tracks have. But somehow you managed to figure out enough to make you want to go back.

After a while, you probably started to understand the terms the program uses and maybe you got a clue about how to pick dogs. Maybe you even started to develop a system of choosing winners that works for you. If so, you don't need this article.

But if you're still floundering with handicapping, having trouble knowing which factors matter when it comes to finding winning dogs, maybe you need to rethink your strategy. Or maybe you need to get a strategy.

Hard as it is to believe, many people who go to the dog track don't have any idea what they'll bet until just before the race. Even though the programs are available online before the races - sometimes many days before the races - most people wait until the last minute to make their choices.

This is why so many people lose money at the track. If you're one of them, here's a chance to change your ways and start making money instead of losing it. You need a system, either your own or someone else's. You need to use it consistently, keep track of it on paper first, and then keep records as you make money with it.

I started out the same way most people do at the track. I bet on impulse, picked dogs because I thought they looked good before the race and lost money. It wasn't until I switched to using systems that I started making money.

Systems are developed over decades of trips to the track, watching dogs and talking to other handicappers and dog owners and trainers. Taking advantage of someone else's expertise is a very good shortcut to success in any field. Think of the golfers, chess players and other sportsmen who use other peoples' systems to win and further their careers.

When you find a system that works for you, you can tweak it and refine it and make it even better. There's no reason to stop improving something that works in order to make it work better. So if you keep betting on impulse without a system or method, don't be surprised if you're one of the 90% who loses. In order to join the 10% who win, find a system that works and use.

Should I Use a System to Make More Money at the Dog Track?

By: Eb Netr

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