Hi,

Thanks for dropping by.

Interesting question, isn't it.

Horseform is the form on the horse and it is easy to look at every source for racing has the form shown, so I guess punters think it is very important, otherwise they would not spend money supplying it.

Of course form of the horse is how it has performed in the past, and in reality does not convert to what has been happening since it's last outing to todays race.

What has past is documented and can not be changed to reflect the race today and the chances of the horse.

So really horseform form that you see everywhere is a history report of the horse, not a reflection of what it can do today, yes the past often reflects the future, but it is not the only weapon you have, as everyone betting has the horse form, you need the edge.

Not everyone has the minute by minute PRICE FORM.. the fact that you can have a tool that can be a guide to horses performance, that the stampeding mob does not have has to be an advantage right?

Sure you can look at the betfair or bookie graphs, but these are not specific, and while giving you an overall view, it does not filter out the noise of non runners, or specific time frames.

Plus you can not get a steamer and drifter report to your requirement, of volume and time frame, and save and print the report.

Racing Price Monitor, is as it suggests, it monitors the prices of all horses racing on the day that Betfair is covering.

So you have figures that others don't (unfair advantage?). These figures can be tailored to suit what you are looking for.

Racing Price Monitor
As the name suggests, Racing Price Monitor is monitoring all betfair race meetings right from 6:00 am UK time and till the last race for the day is over. And it does that monitoring all seven days of the week and all 12 months of the year.

Without wasting any more time, let me take you into the software interface.
The software is cloud based interface (after your purchase), you will see the following screen.

On the left-hand side, you will see all the races for different countries. There are primarily two tabs we have in this software Races & Runners and Steamers & Drifters.

We will discuss the Races and Runners tab first.
In this tab, you will see the price movement of all horses for all races for any data point (time) during the day.

You will get the following screen after clicking sub button for time options.
You can configure country

You can see that we have six time set options which we can use in order to capture prices at these time slots.

You can change these T settings and get even small gaps between the T setting to 5 minute increments, if you are betting on races where the markets form late.

This is a tool to be used anyway you like.

You could even do T1, 15m, T2, 10m, T3, 8m, T4, 6m, T5, 4m and T6, 2m

And you can do this and see retrospect races to see patterns in your research.

Let’s go back to main screen.

Understanding the columns and headings now:-

Selected race – it will show the course, time, type of the race.

Runner - Horse Name

Current Price – it will show the current price on offer for that horse. Once the race is over, it will show the last price available. (Please remember it is not Betfair Starting Price (BSP) but last price on Betfair before the BSP price.) you can assume it is price 1 second before the start time.

Racing Price Monitor is showing only Betfair prices. No Bookies prices here.

It will always reflect the price which is best back price where the money is available to be matched. In short, it is considering the prices as highlighted in the circle below.

Other good thing about the software is that you can change the T1 to T6 settings in interval of minimum 1 minute or more and you can also change the T1 to T6 once the race has been run, just to know the price at other times.

And you can see all the race data for any given day till mid night UK and then it switches over to next day and all previous data is either gone or you can save the data in your excel sheet before the switch over.

This is the excel button and it will save all required data from the screen on to your pc.
Refresh button: There is auto refresh in every 15 seconds but if you want to refresh much earlier than 15 seconds, please press refresh. I don’t think you really need to use refresh button.

Let’s look at what we have on another tab Steamers and Drifters.

Now, it is important to note about T0.

T0 is the time from where all the steamers and drifters will be measured
you can see all the horses for the day (both steamers and drifters) in the descending order of % movement.

So, both biggest drifters and steamers will get highlighted at the top. Their % movement is being measured between the current price and price at say, 8.00am your local time,or whatever time you select.

And it changes continuously with every auto refresh and the runners which have been run will get automatically deleted.

Now, as a user of this software – you may want only horses for steamers and drifters which has decent amount of money matched

So, we have an additional feature where you can decide the minimum volume matched for that horse to be either qualified in steamer or drifter category.

Please remember, we are considering this extra feature on volume matched only for steamers & drifters side.

You can enter the value here. i.e. if you enter 100, it means only those horses will find their place in steamers & drifters list which has minimum of $ ( AUD) 100 matched. Yes, this takes values in Australian dollars.

Intent of this filter is to ensure we don’t get poor liquidity horses in our list which will obviously impact the % movement of prices and hence impact our steamers and drifters list. I would recommend keeping it 100 to show you more horses to work with, and earlier detection.

Enlarged of above screen shot.

The Steamers & Drifters list constantly update itself with every auto scan and you will know the best steamers and drifters for the countries you have selected at any given point in time.

This is the only software in the world which can provide you visibility to Betfair price at every minute for all betfair races.

Hi Michael and Steve,

Had to send this RPM testimonial based on what happened on NYD - Happy New Year. Will send another once into the year.
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'RPM had it at 17.0 but Betfair was then showing it at 50.0 by the time I 'tuned-in'!!'

I just want to say Happy New Year to Michael and Steve, the guys behind Racing Price Monitor, for their software/bot giving me so many big-priced winners since signing up midway in 2020.

I expect many more winners in 2021 as I learn to use this amazing tool that follows the money.
No one throws lots of money at a horse unless it has a chance of winning or a fair return from a placing and RPM tells you when this is happening as you watch prices reducing, often quite dramatically.

When you get RPM - and I gain no advantage by saying you really should have this in your arsenal, because it will repay you over and over - you get expert advice how best to use it. But once you are familiar with the simple settings you will have the scope to try out your own strategies.
I am at the point now where I simply look for a big reduction in prices of one or more horses in any race, usually handicaps.

From when betting opens on a race up to minutes before the scheduled race time you can check the reduction or drift in prices at six stages, which are also highlighted in percentage terms, say a 25% drop from 12.0 to 9.0 on Betfair, or the fractional odds with the bookies.

My New Year's Day was a brilliant start for me and it was a rather unusual occurrence – the cherry on the cake, if you like, of many winners RPM usually indicates.

I was rather late looking over in Ireland at the last race at Tramore, a middle-distance chase, and spotted there was really only one horse in the race whose price had dropped significantly, by a percentage of around 25% or more in the final few minutes before the 'off'.

I was so late pulling up the Betfair betting screen and race video that I missed the flag-fall. Still I was going to go through with my moderate wager, even though the horse was listed at a massive price when I joined in.

RPM had it at 17.0 but Betfair was then showing it at 50.0 by the time I 'tuned-in'!!

It was only after I had taken the 50.0 that of course I realised it was an in-running price!
The horse was being ridden by a conditional who hadn't ridden a winner under rules and yet was jumping soundly and they moved up from being in the final three of the 11-horse field to contesting fourth, then third then second place.

At the finish Whoyakodding was a very easy winner, returned at an even shorter 14/1 but I had 50s!! Thanks to RPM indicating to me that the horse's connections obviously had it primed and strongly fancied to go close.

Of course 'one swallow', etc, but RPM throws up big-priced winners on a daily basis and I found the best way to start was to dutch a couple of qualifiers to small stakes until you get used to using it as per detailed instructions from Steve.

I am now looking at different ways to add to my current use of RPM, for instance only using certain types of race, size of fields, certain courses and even going deeper into watching which stables the big-priced winners are coming from.

If you'd like to share my excitement at getting a 50.0 winner and would like to achieve something similar with RPM, here is the link to the race – jockey in green with an orange cap

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https://www.racingtv.com/videos/watch/horse_racing_replays/309122-tom-carroll-memorial-handicap-chase

– Dave, Bath, UK.

The settings for time in the Top 3 one all green are:

The current price setting is at 20 seconds before the official start time.

So as soon as the race is less that 20 seconds (before the official start time (ignore delays) place the bet).

Below you can see the all green is Deolali as it is the only horse in the top 3 that is all green.

Figures below are UK Racing Only.

From 8th Oct, 2020 To 20th November, 2020

15% Return On Investments.

If you were betting larger Level stakes.

£10 bets, just over £1,100 for the 42 Days.

16th October 20 Bets, 11 Winners, 85% ROI.

Saturday 17th October, 2020. 70% ROI, 15 points Profit.

19 bets. 9 winners

Sunday 18th October.

9 Bets 1 winner (1) loss -7.45

Monday 19th October.

16 bets, 6 winner, profit 8.50

Tuesday 20th October.

12 bets, 5 winner, profit 5.34

Wednesday 21st October.

19 bets, 8 winner, profit 8.81

Below shows the returns if staking 1,2,5 or 10 per bet.

If you don't accept this offer where will you be with your punting in a month from now?

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Steve Davidson © 2015-20

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