Here is a simple but highly effective long term investment program. Even with just one or two bets per week it is capable of producing spectacular results from small placed dividends that out select horses provide.
 
First, it is important to establish a betting bank, an amount of money set aside to operate the plan. the amount you use for your bank will, of course depend on your financial resources and also on the size of bets you feel comfortable with. Any amount from $10 upwards can be used.
 
Each investment will be one fifth, or 20%, of your original starting bank. The betting amount always stays the same. It does not increase or decrease with wins or losses. If your betting bank is $100 then each bet will be for $20. For a $1000 bank each bet would be $200...and so on.
 
Always allow your bank to grow at its own pace. There is no hurry, no rush. Never be tempted to speed up the process or push the bank balance along a little faster by trying to find good bets which just arent there. If there is one thing that most horse players appear to be ignorant of it is that to make a sensational profit from racing you do not need good priced winners, nor do you need to make a lot of bets. Small returns form one or two investments per week will do just fine.
 
Your bank will begin to grow, slowly it may seem at first, but it will be growing. Eventually it will reach the stage where it has increased to twice its original size. At this point the amount of the bet can also be increased. Since the bank has now doubled in size, so too can you double the size of the amount invested on each horse. The bet now stays on the same level until the bank doubles in size again.
 
As an example, lets suppose you start with a bank of $100. Each bet you make will be for $20. The bet remains at $20 until the bank has grown to $200. The size of the bet is now increased to $40 and it remains on that amount until the banks doubles again to $400. The size of your bet now increases to $80...and the pattern continues.
 
 
By following this simple investment technique of increasing the size of you bet each time the bank doubles, you will find that, over time, the return from small place dividends can be quite sensational.
 
Allowing for occasional losses you should still easily be able to maintain a profit of 10% on each investment you make. By betting on an average of two horses per week you bank will double in size approximately every six months. If this seems too slow for you then consider this...
 
Suppose you had started the program five years ago with a bank of $100. By betting on just two short-priced favorites per week, getting 10% profit off each bet and increasing the size of the bets each time the bank doubled (once every six months_, you would today be sitting on a bank worth over ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.