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Nov- 2017 -20 November
Review of Sports Trading Exposed
[taq_review] This huge guide is laden with detailed information on making a sustainable profit on the betting exchanges, at least until Betfair takes a huge percentage as commission! It is extremely well laid out, easy to follow and filled with enough information to turn any newcomer in the trading sphere into a money-making machine. At close to £100, Sports Trading…
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9 November
How important is Draw Bias in Horse Racing?
In horse racing, the ‘draw’ of a horse relates to its position in the stalls and is relevant in All-Weather and Flat racing. A horse with a ‘low’ draw (low stall number such as 1, 2, or 3) will be close to the rails while a horse with a ‘high’ draw will be further away from the rails. What is…
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Oct- 2017 -23 October
Romain De Senam Aims For Gold Cup Glory
Source: RFO Official via Twitter Romain De Senam has the opportunity to continue his successful start to the National Hunt season. The French horse notched a victory in his opening race of the new campaign in October, claiming the win at Chepstow, and the five-year-old now has the opportunity to add a major title in the Grade 3 arena, with…
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21 October
Champions Day Micro Preview – Ascot – 21st October
On Saturday its Champion Day at Ascot and for many in the racing hierarchy it now signals the end of the UK turf flat season, despite the fact that there is one Group 1 race to be run, the Racing Post Trophy and the last flat meeting year at Doncaster is on November 11th. No denying that the introduction of…
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20 October
2018 Grand National: An Early Glance at the Aintree Showpiece
National Hunt fans, it is time to rejoice – jump racing is back. Be prepared for plenty of talk relating to the Cheltenham Festival in the coming months, but our primary attention is on the 2018 Grand National at Aintree. This year’s winner, ONE FOR ARTHUR, will miss the race after suffering a season-ending injury, but there are still plenty…
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19 October
What to look for in a winner
An Irish Sport Horse is a go-to breed used for Jump racing A Thoroughbred Horse is the purest of breeds and they have incredible endurance Speaking to myracing.com, Olympian Spencer Wilton shares what he looks for in a horse Horse racing specialists, myracing.com have launched an online asset that explores the anatomy of four different horse breeds to highlight what…
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11 October
Micro-Angle – Jockey Stats
Following on from previous posts, I have got some more jumps micro angle’s for the winter months and also two horses that go well in the autumn. Something a bit different this week, we all know about C&D horses but not as much attention is paid to jockeys and their C&D preferences. Here are two jockeys who seem to excel…
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10 October
Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing
Hi all, The 2017 horse racing flat season is now on its last legs but before we finally wave it a fond farewell in a month’s time there is still the Dubai Future Champions Festival on Friday & Saturday to look forward too and if you believe the Chepstow racecourse website, then this weekend also see’s the start of the…
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9 October
Does it matter how far a horse travels for a race?
Focusing on horses that have travelled a long distance to a racetrack piques the interest of some people while others disregard it as an ‘old chestnut’ system. If you go to the Signposts section of the Racing Post, you can see how far each horse has travelled to be on the course. For example, on October 9, 2017, at Musselburgh,…
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4 October
Should You Back Outsiders in Small Fields?
There is always an element of the unknown when it comes to races with only 3, 4, or 5 runners. In many cases, such events are not run at a ‘true’ pace and are often slow affairs with a fast finish. As a result, the form book makes less sense than normal so surely, punters should look at small fields…
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3 October
Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing
Hi all, Well, it’s been a tough month for plenty of horse racing tipsters yours truly included although yet another profit has been banked for Eycatcher Pro subscribers. Not sure about you but October is a month when I start to turn away from the flat and gravitate towards National Hunt racing and the jumpers we have come to love…
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Sep- 2017 -28 September
Micro-Angles – Autumn National Hunt Horses
Something new, as I look at two horses worth noting in the autumn: Blue Kascade & Thomas Brown. 1. Blue Kascade’s career record is – 5 wins from 29 runs Strike Rate 17% SP Loss -5.75 8 placed Place Strike Rate 28% But his career record in October & November is – 4 wins from 7 runs Strike Rate 57%…
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27 September
How the Kelly formula made us £60,000
Have you ever heard of the Kelly formula? Hong Kong betting guru Bill Benter heads a syndicate that makes $20 million a year. And he swears by Kelly. So what is it? It’s a formula that tells you how much of your bank to bet each time. And it gets some incredible results – but it’s very volatile! In this month’s SmartSigger magazine we gave it a…
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27 September
Micro-Angles – Autumn National Hunt Trainers
The ‘proper’ winter jumps season starts next month so with this in mind this weeks micro angles feature looks at two trainer’s who normally have their runners ready to strike after a summer break in the autumn and as a bit of a bonus two horses whose profile’s suggest they are worth looking out for when they run in October…
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26 September
Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing
Hi all, A death in the family meant I was unable to do last week’s eyecatcher article. The abandonment of last week’s Ayr Gold Cup meeting has put a bit of a hole in this weeks look back at the weekend big horse race action. That said it’s that time of the year when the flat eyecatchers are starting to…
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24 September
In-Form Fancies Shows You How to Make Profit from Horses in Excellent Form
It is said that ‘form is temporary, but class is permanent,’ and this certainly applies in horse racing as in the full spectrum of sports. However, savvy punters know how to make hay when the sun shines and learning how to find the horses in terrific form is a key aspect of making money in the long run. For some…
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21 September
Forest Ranger Can Win The Doonside Cup As Favourite
The Ayr Gold Cup is the course’s most famous Flat race and the highlight of the three-day Western Meeting which has now been rebranded as the William Hill Ayr Gold Cup Festival. The feature of the opening day on Thursday is the Doonside Cup which is a Class 1 Listed stakes race. The race usually attracts a small select field…
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18 September
10 High-Quality Horse Racing Sites You Should Definitely Visit
There are hundreds of websites with a horse racing focus and unfortunate; quite a large percentage are not worth the time of day. Rather than allowing you to waste time (and possibly money) on low-quality websites, we have comprised a short guide on some excellent sites worth visiting. We have not included ourselves because we hope you already believe we’re…
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16 September
Sat TV Trends – 16th Sept 2017
Like all big race days, Andy Newton is on hand with the key TV trends this Saturday from Chester and Doncaster, including the William Hill St Leger Doncaster Horse Racing Trends (ITV/ATR) 1.50 – William Hill Portland Handicap Cl2 5f140y ITV 15/15 – Carried 8-12 or more 13/15 – Won over 6f before 12/15 – Had run 5 or more…
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15 September
Doncaster Racing TV Trends
Friday 15th September 2017 1.50 – Japan Racing Association Sceptre Stakes (Group 3) (Fillies & Mares) Cl1 7f ITV4 12/14 – Never raced at Doncaster before 11/14 – Won between 1-3 times before 10/14 – Raced within the last 6 weeks 9/14 – Had won over 7f before 9/14 – Drawn in stalls 3-7 (inc) 8/14 – Placed favourites 7/14…
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