…3 out of 4 ain’t bad. Actually the 70s rocker who “broke out” in the Rocky Horror Picture Show sang “2 out of 3 ain’t bad”, but who’s counting. Well, from what we hear there was an entire stadium full of people counting the minutes until Meat Loaf got off the stage at last year’s AFL Grand Final but we’re getting off track. The point is, TriLogics owners trading last Saturday the 28th of April, could have had 3 wins out of 4 qualifying Trifectas for a total of $1,000+…and by anybody’s standards that ain’t bad. The first qualifying Trifecta of the day (SR01) jumped...

Frequent readers of our posts will know that we spend the majority of our time focusing on TriLogics trading tips and other analysis of the actual operation of the TriLogics software. Today, we’ll spend a little time having a quick look at a couple of technical aspects of the TriLogics. Most of these are aimed at newer TriLogics owners, but even experienced users can benefit from following these. In fact, one of our most experienced users is also one of the strongest advocates of reviewing TriLogics training materials to make sure he stays sharp. Have a look and hopefully you’ll find a...

Last week, TriLogics took a quick look ahead at the $2.25 Million BMW Stakes at Rosehill (SR05) (read it here). Now, let’s take another look at the race using TriLogics. You’ll recall that we mentioned that the field was small for such a rich race, and it was full of strong runners. Early indications from the early odds suggested it might end up as a TriLogics Megafecta race, standing out former Melbourne Cup winner Americain (runner #1) for 1st place. But, as is usually the case, things shifted quite a bit as race time approached. Americain didn’t have anywhere near enough money...

This Friday the 6th of April will be one of only 2 days in the year when there will be no racing, and no TriLogics activity. If the weather cooperates you might want to put your feet up and forget about everything. Then, after the Good Friday break, racing returns with a couple of big races in Sydney on Saturday the 7th: the Golden Slipper and the BMW Stakes. Both races are at Rosehill in Sydney. At the moment it doesn’t look like the race will qualify as a TriLogics trading race, but there are a couple of interesting points to mention. Undefeated Black Caviar’s half-brother, All Too...

If you’ve never been to a horse race where the race time temperature is 0 degrees, and the course condition is rated “snow covered ice” then you’re in the same company as most TriLogics owners, so read on. The White Turf Classic, held every year on Lake St Moritz in Switzerland will never show up as a TriLogics trading race, but it’s well worth having a look at pictures of this unusual spectacle. Be sure to check out some of the great photos of this year’s race on the official website of the White Turf Classic. TriLogics has also located more great shots taken by a professional...

In the classic movie Casablancawe learn that the owner of Rick’s Café Americain, played by Humphrey Bogart, has ordered Sam the piano player never to play the song “As Time Goes By”. But when Ingrid Bergman insists, Sam does play it and it’s a memorable scene that millions of people love. What does this have to do with TriLogics? For one thing, part of the name of the café (Americain) is the name of one of the premier runners in this past weekend’s biggest race. Also, that runner is a great example of using TriLogics to track the money as time goes by, and race time approaches....

Most TriLogics owners know that we strongly recommend operating TriLogics as you would a business: trading on a regular basis, adhering to proven guidelines, testing thoroughly before making changes in strategy, focusing on the most profitable potential outcomes, etc. In fact, TriLogics owners would be exposed to all these recommendations and more during training. As it turns out, a man who is viewed by many experts as the “World’s Biggest Punter” treats horse racing in much the same way: with a business-like approach. That is one of the few things that can be said about him with...

Sorry, 2-4-1 is not the winning trifecta for this coming weekend’s Australian Guineas. It’s not even the winning trifecta from last weekend’s Blue Diamond Stakes. So why is 2-4-1 the title to this week’s news item? Because it’s shorthand for what you could have done very early in the trading day last Saturday the 25th of February: win 2 times on 1 race. If you didn’t have that in your “win” column for last weekend you should read on. You should also read on if you had your eye on last weekend’s Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield. The strong favourite won, as expected, but...