Call us what you will. Gamblers, punters, investors or wastrels, it’s all the same to the non player. I will use the word, to start, punters. We have all had punting systems, media personalities that we have followed or the latest bankroll management system. What we have in common is that we never followed them for too long. The next get rich quick system piqued our interest and we veered down another path.

At Trigger’s Stable we have the discpline to stick with the plan. Our method of collecting data is based on Lean methodology. This means the only changes we make are researched and follow our belief in Continuous Improvement.

Trigger’s Stable

The Stable will give you winners on the punt. We concentrate our form study to one race type. We concentrate our form study on races over selected distances. We combine our form study with real data.

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Judicious Selections

Both simple and complex systems that can work, work for one reason. That reason is that a number of rules have been set. These systems are not hindered by frivalous information, these systems are arranged in a set order, these systems then have their set of rules cleaned up and standardised. These systems are then sustained and only changed by looking at the data and yes, subject to Continuous Improvement.

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Through a combination of factors, Triggers Stable hands commenced keeping data in March 2021. The stablehands have collected terra bytes of information since and have analysed this data to discover where the winners come from. A number of stables have been constructed since. This information is not available until a stable hand has studied the data and continuously improved it.

We make judicious selections and we also know at what price punters should place a bet. We are successful punters by standardising our methodolgy and sustaining the standards we set.

Lean Punting at its best

Do you have the time to do the work necessary to win on the punt? Let Trigger and his stable hands do the work for you.

Our first experience with the punt was through our Uncle Vin. Each year the extended family trekked the miles to Barwon Heads and Uncle Vin was the punter amongst them. It was his form guide, filled with numbers, boxes and Vin’s indecipherable scribble that garnered my attention. What was it all about, what did it all mean? I started my investigation and unknowing at the time, my lifelong fascination with punting.

In 1961, the Victorian TAB (Totalisator Agency Board) was established, legalising off-course betting, I would have been following Vin for nine or ten years later when he was putting on his bets. His system was simple, a Daily Double 4 and 2 and a further Daily Double 2 and 4. I cannot remember the bet amount. The system was simple; he lived in a house that was number 42 on the street he resided.

Two years later Uncle Bob joined the crew camping at the Heads. Another punter, he only punted on horse that that 04 as their last two starts in the form guide.

Systems can be simple.

The flip side to Bob and Vin’s simple systems was Bill Benter (I really want to call him Uncle Bill), the punter who “cracked the code” by inventing an algorithm that couldn’t lose at the track. Bill and his team took out the Hong Kong racing Club’s Triple Trio, picking the first three horses across the line, in any order, in three selected races. The odds, that day of doing so, were approximately 10 million to 1. It paid 16 million to 1.

Systems can be complex.