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Andrew Mount's "form-breaking" methods were first applied to National Hunt racing in 2002. Now his findings are updated to help make your betting more profitable for the winter jumps season. All-weather racing expert Peter Stavers' form breakers for the winter flat season is also included.

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Andrew Mount's "form-breaking" methods were first applied to National Hunt racing in 2002. He revealed the hurdler with six wins from seven starts when faced with distances below three miles, a right-handed track and fast ground. He wrote about the progressive chaser who won all six career starts when rested for six weeks longer. Now his findings are updated and republished to help make your betting more profitable for the 2003-2004 winter jumps season. Also included is all-weather racing expert Peter Stavers' form breakers for the winter flat season. The book features fully revised and updated database software "Form-Breaking" analysis applied to National Hunt horses in 2003-2004.