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. 

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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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