Every selection published before you pay a penny.

Horse-racing signals for Betfair users, with the record of every bet published in full. Every selection is published with the nightly close, the losers included, so you judge the service from its whole record rather than from the parts someone chose to show you.

In one sense, yes: you get a horse, a price and a stake before the off. The difference is what happens after. Every one of them goes into the record, the losers included, and the whole record is free to read before you pay. You are not asked to trust a screenshot of a good week.

Over the record so far, 7 bets a day on average, and 16 on the busiest day. A signal is sent around the off, so you need Betfair open and ready. The price in the signal is the price the record takes; if it has moved by the time you see it, the record does not know what you got, only what it got.

Sometimes: 12 of the 440 races in the record had more than one bet, up to 2, each at the same stake, and the race settles as one. A race like that can cost more than one stake before the off. That is why results are in units and why the stake is the same on every bet.

No. Selections are generated by Furlong Ledger’s proprietary rules, fixed in advance, and the entry logic, filters and conditions stay private. What is published is every race, every price and every result, which is what you need to judge whether it works.

Yes. The signals are made for the Betfair exchange: the price in a signal is an exchange price, and the commission in the record is exchange commission. You place every bet yourself, on your own account. Furlong Ledger takes no bets, holds no money, and is independent of Betfair: not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by it.

Each bet settles against its actual result. Bets in the same race are netted together first, then commission is charged once on that race’s winnings, which is how the exchange charges it. Days and totals are built up from settled races. Results are shown in units, one unit a bet, with the period and number of bets beside them.

No. Everything here is a historical record. Past results do not indicate future results, and nothing on this site promises a return.

Live signals sent right at the off, with a notification on your phone and Telegram as a second route. The published record and the bankroll simulator come with it.

14 days free, then €29 a month. Billing is handled by Stripe. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing.

From your billing page, in one click. Live stays open until the end of the period you have already paid for, so cancelling never cuts you off partway through a month. After that the signals stop.

Live carries them while you have the page open. If it is in the background or your phone is locked, a notification arrives instead, and Telegram carries the same signal as a second route. Come back to Live and anything you missed is filled in.

It can. Live is a direct connection and delivers in milliseconds while the page is open, but a notification depends on your phone and your network, and neither is ours to control. That is what the second channel is for. Every position is also in the record the same night.

One bet. The record stakes one unit on every horse and reports results in units, so you can put your own money to it. The bankroll we recommend is 200 units; the worst losing spell in the record so far is 23.8u. With €2,000 set aside, a unit is €10 and every bet is €10. The simulator on the home page does that arithmetic for any bankroll.