Most horse racing staking plans tell you to bet bigger after every loser. The 10K System does the opposite — one of three betting systems Peter Travers set out for Australian punters, where the stake comes down as the odds lengthen. Travers publishes no strike rate and no results for any of the three, so this is three ideas to weigh up, not three proven methods.

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If you want to know how to win at horse racing through steady, sensible form study — not hype, and not luck — this one is about the mechanics: how you stake, what you let through your filter, and how you rate a horse's last three runs.

What you'll learn:
• The 10K System — how the bank is divided at the start of each week, and why the stakes fall as the week goes on while the prices you look for lengthen
• Why the plan is built to survive on a hit rate of one in six, and what two winners in a week are worth by Travers's own arithmetic
• The Bookie Basher — the conditions a pre-post favourite has to survive before you'll touch it: its last-start placing, how long since it ran, field size, who's riding, and three separate branches on the going
• The Curtis Rating Plan — form points awarded for the last three runs, worked right through a field horse by horse, and why you always end up backing two horses in a race

This is Part 1. Peter Travers has more of them still to come in Part 2.

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