Track Reader App: Affiliate Resources
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25 Promotional Email Swipes
Swipe 1: Good to firm isn't always good to firm
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Subject: Good to firm isn't always good to firm Hi, "Good to firm" at Newmarket is a different surface to "good to firm" at Carlisle. Yet most racing databases treat the two as identical twins. Track Reader App was built on data that was cleaned until it could be trusted, so it knows the difference. Get today's tips here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 2: The underwriter never bets on one house
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Subject: The underwriter never bets on one house Hi, An underwriter never asks whether one particular house will burn down this winter. He applies one fixed method to thousands of policies, and lets the numbers settle out over the year. Most punters do the reverse, staking everything on one opinion about one race. Track Reader App bets like the underwriter. Start copying its bets here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 3: 3 dismal runs, then the autumn rain
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Subject: 3 dismal runs, then the autumn rain Hi, A horse with 3 dismal runs on fast summer ground can look hopeless on paper. Then autumn rain softens the track, and it's a different animal. The race card won't tell you that. Track Reader App checks each runner against its own profile, and flags it when its ideal conditions line up. See today's flagged runners here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 4: Why finishing 4th can beat winning
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Subject: Why finishing 4th can beat winning Hi, Finishing 4th behind 3 future winners can be worth more than winning a weak race. Most punters never weigh that up. Track Reader App rates the strength of every field a horse has run in, and it knows which result counts for more. Grab today's winning bets here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 5: Whose day has finally come?
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Subject: Whose day has finally come? Hi, Every horse carries its own fingerprint of trip, ground, track shape and pace. Track Reader App has built a personal profile for more than 48,000 of them. It doesn't hunt for the horse that looks most likely to win. It hunts for the horse whose day has finally come. Get instant access here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 6: What a tipster does after 2 rough weeks
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Subject: What a tipster does after 2 rough weeks Hi, A tipster on a good run is bold and decisive. After a couple of rough weeks he starts second-guessing every call, drifting toward shorter prices. He'll call it refining the process. What it truly is, is fear leaking into the selections. Track Reader App gives the opener the same attention as the finale, every day. Get today's selections here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 7: Who really pays your tipster?
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Subject: Who really pays your tipster? Hi, A tipster's income comes from subscriptions, not from your winning bets. So his incentive is to keep you paying month after month. Track Reader App has no subscriber count to protect. There's just the data going in one end and the selections coming out the other. See today's bets here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 8: 10 factors in half an hour
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Subject: 10 factors in half an hour Hi, A motivated analyst could work through 10 or 12 factors for one horse in half an hour, with a strong coffee and a following wind. Track Reader App weighs several hundred data points for every runner at every meeting. And it gets through them in a matter of seconds. Get today's tips here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 9: The rail moved 30 yards
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Subject: The rail moved 30 yards Hi, A rail movement can add 30 yards to a trip without the race title changing at all. Distances are rounded in some records and measured to the yard in others. Most punters never spot it. Track Reader App spent 3 months on clean data before a line of predictive code was written. Get instant access here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 10: Chester isn't Goodwood
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Subject: Chester isn't Goodwood Hi, Stall position matters enormously in a big-field sprint handicap round Chester. Over a mile and a half at Goodwood it barely registers at all. Track Reader App learned that from the data itself, and weighs each factor by the race in front of it. Get today's winning bets here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 11: Fresh after a 10-week break?
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Subject: Fresh after a 10-week break? Hi, Some horses run their best race fresh after a 10-week break. Others need a couple of runs in quick succession before they come to the boil. Track Reader App knows which is which, because it rates each horse against its own record. Start copying the bets here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 12: Some horses only go left-handed
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Subject: Some horses only go left-handed Hi, Some horses only show their true ability going left-handed. Some won't settle unless there's a strong pace to chase. The race card shows you how a horse has run, not which runs came under conditions it liked. Track Reader App reads the story behind the results. Get today's tips here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 13: The clue a seasoned judge lives for
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Subject: The clue a seasoned judge lives for Hi, A first-time headgear change, or a yard suddenly booking a top jockey for an ordinary-looking handicapper. These are the small clues a seasoned judge lives for. Track Reader App watches for them across the full day's racing, at every meeting in Britain and Ireland. See what it's found today here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 14: Most punters only read 3 runs
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Subject: Most punters only read 3 runs Hi, Most punters glance at the last 3 runs on a race card and form a view in a couple of minutes. Each runner drags years of history behind it. Track Reader App reads all of it, for every declared runner at every meeting. Get instant access here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 15: The model that lost money first
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Subject: The model that lost money first Hi, The first version of this model was crude. Across 2 seasons of back-testing it turned a £1,000 bank into £640 on paper. Then it was rebuilt around one question: under what conditions does each horse run its best race? The same 2 seasons grew to a little over £3,900. Get today's winning bets here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 16: The 1-in-4 test
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Subject: The 1-in-4 test Hi, Each month, every horse the app rated as a 1-in-4 chance was grouped together. Then came the count of how many went on to win. If the answer drifted away from 1 in 4, the model was adjusted before it cost a penny. That check came straight from an insurance claims department. Get today's tips here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 17: Old form counts for almost nothing
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Subject: Old form counts for almost nothing Hi, Horses change over time. So Track Reader App gives each run less weight as it gets older. A 6-year-old's juvenile form now counts for almost nothing. The idea came from insurance, where old claims count for less than new ones. Start copying the bets here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 18: Big fields put most punters off
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Subject: Big fields put most punters off Hi, August brings big fields at Goodwood and York. Most punters find them off-putting. Track Reader App sees more runners to profile, and August closed at £5,215.65. Now the Flat is winding down and the jumps season is starting to stir. Get today's tips here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 19: One simple question for you
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Subject: One simple question for you Hi, What would you do with an extra £250 in your current account by this evening? Not next weekend, but today. That sort of figure has been landing, week in and week out, for well over a year, from a bank that started at £1,000. Get today's winning bets here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 20: Never the loudest men in the shop
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Subject: Never the loudest men in the shop Hi, The punters who did well were never the loudest men in the betting shop. They came in with a page of their own figures, placed their bets without a word, and left before the first race. Track Reader App does the same job with machine learning instead of a page of figures. Get instant access here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 21: Sworn he was breaking even
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Subject: Sworn he was breaking even Hi, Jack Nixon's worst betting year was 2009. It cost him a little over £4,000, and at the time he'd have sworn he was breaking even. Then he pointed 15 years of building predictive models at the horses. The last 12 months produced £63,500 in profit. Get today's tips here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 22: Hard-coded rules snap
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Subject: Hard-coded rules snap Hi, Most betting systems are a set of rigid rules. Hard-coded rules snap the instant they meet a situation nobody wrote them for. Track Reader App learned from the historical data itself, so it bends and adapts to the race in front of it. Start copying its bets here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 23: The second check most systems skip
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Subject: The second check most systems skip Hi, A horse on its perfect day can still bump into a rival on an even better one. So once Track Reader App has its shortlist, it runs one last check against the field. Only the runners that come through both checks make the final selections. Get today's selections here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 24: Is that yard coming into form?
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Subject: Is that yard coming into form? Hi, Track Reader App tracks trainer form across rolling 28-day and 60-day windows. A yard coming into form is caught early, and a yard going off the boil is spotted just as quickly. Everyone else leans on the fashionable trainer and the yard with a tidy record at the track. Get instant access here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]
Swipe 25: Where it finished isn't the story
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Subject: Where it finished isn't the story Hi, Where a horse finished tells you very little. Track Reader App reads the split timings from recent runs to understand how a horse truly gets the trip. Then it checks whether today's conditions suit it. That's how it finds winners most punters never notice. Get today's winning bets here: ==>> [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Kind regards, [YOUR NAME]