[AusRace] Blue Gum Theories - a system

[Tony Moffat]

One last reply -from off list query
It is possible to price the runner selected in each race if these
runners are in the style of first pick, 2nd pick, third, fourth
If you sum 1+2+3+4 = 10 then change the polarity so that the fourth
pick must have odds of $10 or better,
The third pick  is priced as 10/2= 5. The second pick must have
10/3=3.33 dividend or better and the first pick must be better than
$2.50
You can work that out yourselves.

Last post on this from me

Cheers.

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From: Racing [mailto:racing-bounces at ausrace.com] On Behalf Of Tony
Moffat
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2017 9:55 AM
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Subject: Re: [AusRace] Blue Gum Theories - a system

Continuing the enchantment of 14, mentioned earlier.
Horse 14 won race 6 and featured in the results of races 7 and 8. And
Race 1, before you knew it.
Magic. Yes, I meant mystique when I wrote mystic, thank you for
pointing that out.
To answer a query, there were 32 selections over the 8 races, their
numbers do co-incide because all runners are numbered, it is
individual for each race.
I don't know why the author chose to price his selections that way, 32
divided by the number of times the horse is selected.
If you priced each race within itself then all runners would be $4, so
you can assume why he did it his way, the 32/? bit.
Patarina is the system advertised on the inside back cover of 'Man'
magazine, there were pictures of pneumatic girls too although I read
it for the political content only, truly, and the ads.

Cheers
Tony


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Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2017 1:29 PM
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-----Original Message-----
From: Tony Moffat [mailto:tonymoffat at bigpond.com]
Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2017 1:28 PM
To: ausrace at ausrace.com
Subject: Blue Gum Theories - a system

Blue Gum wrote and published several systems in the 60's - the
'Patarina' was a selection plan and 'investment' plan.
 You backed the favourite for a place in race 1, for a place in race
3, for a place in race 5 using the exclusive investment plan. 

His 'Proserpine' method was different. I have only seen two copies and
I have them.
 Blue Gum wrote that he lived at Airlie Beach which is just down the
road from Proserpine -a nice part of the world too.

Using the selections of  tipsters in the newspaper he assembled a
group of numbers, for each race at each venue, and for the whole
venue.
The SMH had 12 tipsters, and you collated the tipster selections from
them. The Age had 16 tipsters.
That is a fairly big time investment, that collating, using those
papers.

Using the tipsters from Tabtouch today I did Brisbane race 4.
First the overall collation, there are 8 races with four winners
selected in each race -so 32 selections.
Tab 1 scored 6 selections so it is written as (1,6) and in a total
selection pool of 32 picks it is priced as 32/6 =5.33
(1,6),(2,3),(3,1),(4,1),(5,2),(6,2),(7,3)(8,4)(9,2)(10,1),(11,2)(12,0)
,13(1),(14,4) etc.

The selections come from the four nominees promoted by the tipsters -
all are considered likely winners, for the purpose of the exercise any
rate.

Bluegum wrote at length about the connection, the 'magic, and the
'mystic' of the numbers, 'flowing' between races too. The runners were
priced also, the overall selection count (32) divided by each numbers
selection appearance.
In race four after scratchings, by my calculations, the following
selections occurred 

1-priced at 5.33, tab div 12.30

 4-priced at 32,36.50 

5-priced at 16, 16.00

 7-priced at 10.7,12.70 

11-priced at 16,20.60

 14-priced at 8, 71.80

I probably would not be writing this BUT for 14 winning at 71.80 with
a top of 71.00 also. 1,5,7 and 11 all exceeded their tab div with top
price.

In race one, select 9 and 11, 11 placed at 5.90 In race two, the
winner had a top fluc of 13 and was selected as a result In race
three, select 1,2,5,6,7,8,10 for no result In race 4, see result above
In race 5, select 1,2,6,8.
In race 6, select 1,2,9,13,14
In race 7, select 2,7,8,9
In race 8, select 2,9 

Interesting that 'Bluegum' has a further selection plan, amongst many
in the book, whereby a runner saluting with 14 or TAB numbers greater
than this, that number should be bet in future races.
Race 3 won by 14, Race 4 won by 14 - this stuff writes itself.

Cheers

Tony






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