Ever wonder why a John Size horse suddenly finds lengths when switching to the dirt? It’s not luck—it’s a calculated system. It's a Hong Kong racing master class Here is the breakdown of the "Size Methodology" 🔍 Why the Stats are so High John Size doesn't just "try" the All Weather; he targets it. Here’s the "Magic Sauce": 🧪 The "Dirt Trial" Filter: Size rarely switches a horse unless he's seen the necessary "action" on the surface. While the Jan 13 trial looked plain, it

How professional Hong Kong racing syndicates receive rebates 💰If you’ve ever wondered how big Hong Kong racing syndicates can survive razor-thin edges, the answer is usually not “they pick winners better.” It’s that they don’t play the same game as a casual punter paying full tote takeout. At scale, a “rebate” (a return of a portion of the betting deduction) can turn an otherwise unprofitable strategy into a profitable one — especially in a pari-mutuel market like Hong Kong,

(And Why Chasing “Better Ratings” Is a Dead End) Every few months, the same idea resurfaces in Hong Kong racing circles: “If I can just build a better rating, I can beat the market.” It’s comforting. It feels logical. And it’s wrong. Not slightly wrong. Structurally wrong. If betting syndicates in Hong Kong tried to win by predicting races better than the market, they will fail just as reliably as everyone else. They don’t win because they’re better at picking horses. They wi

Hong Kong Bet Strategy Results After M31 20/12/2025 NEXT UPDATE MEETING 40 Hong Kong Bet Strategy Results After M31 20/12/2025 Results above are for Win bets and Quinella plays. The bet strategy was switched to a new ratings model strategy at Meeting 25 . This is not a high strike rate model; anyone can pick Purton on $1.60 favourites. We are looking for overpriced runners that offer a big edge. M29 saw a huge return of +21 units. When we hit, we hit hard.