...and in this case the complete outsider of the field!...

How DO you nail a 40/1 (BFSP 80.0) winner that is also the complete outsider of a field of 13?

Simple... look for a Handicap Sleeper that also has Prime Conditions to shoot for...

OK, it's rare that any method will consistently nail winners at HUGE odds (40-1+) but it's my experience, and the experience of long time NTF members, that one of the best ways of pinpointing winners at massive odds is to use the NTF Handicap Sleeper/Prime Condition Analysis method...

A method that forms the bedrock of the NTF Stats Sheets that I supply NTF members with up to six-times a week...

But what are the NTF Stats Sheets?

Well... they are your shortcut to a horse's Prime Conditions... or, in other words, the conditions where a horse is most likely to win or place, based on it's previous form...

...these types are regularly over-priced in the betting market... which in turn is where you can pull some profits from the bookies... turning the odds in your favour for a change...

There was actually a great example on one of last week's Stats Sheets... when QUEEN'S COMPANY romped home at Yarmouth at an SP of 12/1... and a BFSP of 20.47...

This is how she looked on the Stats Sheet...

And she's now 142312112111 (7/12, 4p) under her PC after last week's victory...

>>Pick up today's NTF Stats Sheet

But QUEEN'S COMPANY isn't who I wanted to focus on today...

Instead I want to go back to last seasons National Hunt service and the start of December (01/12/24)...

The horse in question was GIPSY LEE ROSE...

GIPSY LEE ROSE had finished Pulled-Up 23-days previous at Hexham... so was coming in off the back of a disastrous effort... 

...but that didn't bother me as the mare DIDN'T have Prime Conditions at Hexham...

...she DID, however, have Prime Conditions for the Carlisle run... 

...this is how she looked in the NTF Stats Sheets for that day...