you have to set up a horseman's account which requires a registration and breif background check or find a trainer that would be willing to lease the horse back to you.
In my mind par figures are a waste of time. I would also suggest concenrating on one circuit as trainer familiarity with patterns can be priceless.
I agree with stated pic 3 and 4 strategy and would add that avoiding the favorite on the first leg usually rewards more handsomely than on the 2nd or last leg.
Last equipment changes are as important as is shown by the trainer's past patterns. ie Shug is good 1rst Lasix but awesome 2nd. By concentrating on one circuit these training patterns and successes become common knowledge to you. Some trainers are horrible with 1rst time wraps while others are completely opposite. KNOW YOUR TRAINERS is what I guess I'm trying to say.
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