The first element is in our selection process we pick two horses not one, that we think are capable of winning the race. At this stage I will just explain none of our selections are odds on . So lets assume we have a qualifying race and our two horses selected are 4/1 and 8/1. If one of those horses wins I want to win 100 irrelevant of which one it is so I bet as follows. Horse A Odds 4/1 Stake 29.03 Returns 145.16 Horse B Odds 8/1 Stake 16.13 Returns 145.16 Above you can see how are stakes are different for each horse staking more on horse A at the lower price than on horse B the bigger price but both stakes return the same amount if either horse wins, being 145.16. Our initial stakes added together are 45.16 leaving us with 100 profit whichever horse wins. Alternatively we can also dutch a set stake amount only and we recommend some of our selections in this manner as well. Lets assume you only want to risk 20 on the race, but wish to win the same amount whichever h...