Team TKZ

Flemington Carnival kicks off Friday. Derby Day, Melbourne Cup, Oaks Day, Champions Day. Four massive days of racing. I've been doing this for 25+ years. Every single carnival, I see the same pattern: punters who've done well all year lose control over four days. They break

7 days until I bet to win $1,000,000 on the Melbourne Cup. I was up until 1am doing form. Adam Sparrow looked just as disheveled when he walked in. We both knew what today was: the day we narrow this field down. 25 horses entered. 58 minutes later,

37 bets. 16 winners. 65% ROI this week. The system's firing heading into Cox Plate weekend, and I want to show you exactly why - because there's a pattern I've been riding all Spring that's making serious money. Class edges. Not just

Look, we're at the pointy end of Spring Carnival now. Tonight's meetings are completely free - Moonee Valley, Sunshine Coast, and Launceston. Consider it a warm-up. Roll the arm over before the biggest day of the carnival tomorrow. But here's the real opportunity: Six

Here's the thing - the Cox Plate discussion in this weeks Saturday Set perfectly illustrated one of the hardest problems in professional punting: the no-pace scenario. The Problem with No Pace When Globe scratched this morning, it took out the only guaranteed leader. Now we've got

$2 million flooded the World Pool in 10 seconds. Everyone expected overs. Here's why the pros never let it happen - and what it teaches you about professional punting.