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Aug- 2017 -3 August
Winter Can Complete The 1,000 Guineas And Nassau Stakes Double
Winter cannot be ignored in the Nassau Stakes which is the highlight of the third day of Glorious Goodwood. The Aidan OâBrien trained horse has the edge on ratings but So Di Mar looks overpriced on form and historical figures. The race is a Group 1 contest for fillies and mares aged three or older. The younger generation get an…
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3 August
Micro Angles – Mark Johnston Goodwood Festival
Trainer Mark Johnston likes to have a winner or two at this meeting. Since 2012 he has had 99 runners, with 15 winning and a further 23 placing in handicaps. If you had backed each of those runners you would have made a level stakes profit of 78.88pts with a win strike a respectable 15%. As ever we can improve…
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2 August
Today’s Sussex Stakes Race De-Mystified
Yesterday we just missed out on a winner with Big Orange, today Ian has done a complete analysis of the Sussex Stakes racing at 3:35 pm at Goodwood. You can read the entire analysis here. We’re keeping it short and sweet in this week’s emails because we know that you want to focus on the Goodwood Festival.
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2 August
Ribchester Is The Form Pick To Win The Sussex Stakes
There have been a number of Duals on the Downs at Glorious Goodwood in the last few years and Ribchester is the form pick to win the latest version. The Sussex Stakes is a Group 1 contest over one mile and Ribchester has the best form in the context of the race conditions. Churchill is a three-year old Classic winner…
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2 August
Micro Angles – Galway Festival Quick Returners
At Galway, you will often see horses run twice during the Galway Festival, early in the week and subsequently run again. Since 2012 such runners are 22 winners from 133 runners 17% -2.29 A/E 1.22 49 placed 37%. But if we dig a little further we can improve the strike rate and profitability of such horses by adding three logical…
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1 August
The Goodwood Cup (Ripped Apart)
Glorious Goodwood, now known as the Qatar Goodwood Festival, begins today, and we’ve got a complete analysis of the Goodwood Cup for you. You can read it right here. And if you’re just looking for the selection, scroll to the bottom and that’s where you’ll find it. But remember, it’s always best to know the reasoning behind a selection, rather…
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1 August
Big Orange Looks A Good Thing In The Goodwood Cup
Sometimes in betting it’s wise not to avoid the obvious and there are genuinely good things. That is certainly the case with Big Orange and the Goodwood Cup. The first-day feature of Glorious Goodwood or the Qatar Goodwood Festival as its now called looks like a penalty kick for the Ascot Gold Cup winner. Big Orangeâs task has been made…
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1 August
Weekly Eye-Catchers â Horse Racing
Hi all, Enable The Best Filly John Gosden Has  Trained Enableâs win in the Saturdayâ s Group 1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes stamped her as the middle distance horse in Europe as the three-year-old beat the older horses in decisive fashion. Granted last years winner Highland Reel, who finished 4th, didnât like the ground and the…
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Jul- 2017 -31 July
Do Our Strategies Actually Work?
There’s one thing that makes the Race Advisor different to every other betting website out there. Okay, there’s more than one ;), but there’s one which stands out… Our focus is to help you learn to use and adapt, betting strategies and techniques so they work for you, with your risk levels, your bankrolls and the time you have available.…
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29 July
Eye-Catchers Saturday Preview
Eyecatchers Weekend Preview King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes – Ascot The King George VI hasnât really caught the imagination of racing fans, well it hasnât mine anyway but itâs the start of a tremendous weeks racing and betting with the Goodwood and Galway Festivals to enjoy The ante post favourite Highland Reel and Jack Hobbs will be…
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26 July
Micro Angles
Eyecatcher Micro Angles: The Jane Chapple-Hyam micro system that I gave you last week had its first runner on Saturday with Stamford Raffles winning at Haydock, at odds of 11/4 and the Tom Dascombe/Richard Kingscote Haydock angle had its first two qualifiers on Saturday with Mac OâPolo finishing 3rd at 8/1. John Gosden Handicap Runners Returning From A 60+ Day…
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25 July
My Teacherâs in the Pub!
So the school holidays are here. But who are all those extra people in the pub? Teachers! A survey out last week asked teachers what they did in their six-week summer break. Top answer:Â sleep. Fair enough. Second top answer:Â drink! Well, wrangling a classroom of 30 kids probably will do that. For any teachers reading â or, indeed, anyone â hereâs…
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25 July
Weekly Eye-Catchers â Horse Racing
Hi all, After last weeks bumper article, this one is a bit lighter on the eye catchers front. This Weeks Eyecatcherâs There are three horses that should be added to your trackers this week. I will also be adding two more on winnable handicap marks exclusively for Eyecatcher Pro subscribers Friday 21st June Hamilton Six Strings â Richard Fahey â…
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24 July
Get on this winning streak!
I like a heads-up when a betting strategy is going through the roof. And I thought you might, too. So I wanted to let you know that Eyecatchers Pro is currently on fire. If youâd backed it at ÂŁ100 a point over the last 30 days, youâd currently have a profit of ÂŁ5,294 â for that month alone! At Betfair SP, it is currently…
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24 July
Market Movers: Should You Follow the Money?
For some punters, seeing a rapid fluctuation in the market is like holding a red rag to a bull. They simply canât help themselves and plunge in without taking a host of other considerations into account. However, while it is easy to find stories of horses heavily backed in from long odds that go on to win; the many occasions…
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21 July
Horse Racing Micro Angle
We have two micro angles that you can add to your betting portfolios in today’s article. Mark Johnstonâs Newmarket July Festival Angle Trainer Mark Johnston likes to have a winner or two at the meeting and since 2007 he the top trainer in terms of winners – 14 winners from 98 runners 15% +18.33 A/E 1.25 30 placed 31%. That…
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18 July
Weekly Eye-Catchers â Horse Racing
Hi all, A bit of a bumper edition this week so I will apologise for the length. Â We’ve got five eyecatchers from last weeks horse racing and right at the end a quick look at some of the key trends for Saturdayâs big race the Wetherbyâs Super Sprint at Newbury. Letâs begin with a look back to Saturdayâs action. Did…
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17 July
Micro Betting Angles (here’s one)
How does a 64% strike rate sound? Or a 39% return on investment? Not bad for a Monday morning eh đ These are the kind of returns that can only be made using micro angles. A micro-angle is a very niche betting system that takes advantage of something very specific. For example… If you follow Andrew Balding’s horses in Maiden…
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13 July
Horse Racing Micro Angle
We have four micro angles that you can add to your betting portfolios in today’s article. The first one focuses on trainer Andrew Baldingâs runners in maiden races. Here are the criteria: Trainer: Andrew Balding Race Type: Maiden Class Move: Same Days Since Last Run: 6 to 30 days Last Time Out Placing: 2nd Since 2011 this angle has produced…
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11 July
That Crushing Feeling
Itâs funny how things come back in fashion. And, like a boomerang to the head, Candy Crush appears to be a thing again! When I was in London the other day, the whole Tube carriage appeared to be playing it. The phone craze of a few years is back. I had to delete it after it started sucking up hours of time…
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