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Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

Hi all, Thrilling Coral Eclipse Won By A Nose! Well, what a thriller the Coral Eclipse turned out to be with the Sir Michael Stoute-trained Ulysses just getting the better of the Richard Hannon-trained Barney Roy in a head-bobbing finish. The winner was idling just before the line and I really had thought that Jockey James Doyle had galvanised Barney…

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Transform your betting in ONE step!

The answer is simple. I learnt from the best. No one is a betting mastermind overnight. And no one can get rich without knowing what they’re doing. But by reading the latest news from the greatest minds in the field can certainly speed things up. That’s why I cannot recommend SmartSigger enough. It’s the No1 magazine for people who want to make money out of the…

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Caan Berry – Trading Guide Review

[review] Product Name: Pre-Race Trading Guide Author: Caan Berry Contact Details: https://caanberry.com Price: £39 Money Back Guarantee: None Offered Where to Buy: http://caanberry.com/idevaffiliate/idevaffiliate.php?id=122 Brief Summary: This is an e-book written about the characteristics of a betting market from a proven Betfair trader. Suggesting several strategies and best execution practices within horse racing markets. How Much Do I Need To Get Started?…

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Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

Hi all, Derby Hero Is Retired! Well, what did we learn from the Weekend’s Irish Derby? For me the win of Aiden O’Brien’s second string Capri underlined the Ballydoyle don’t have an outstanding three-year-old middle distance colt this season. Epsom Derby hero Wings of Eagles could only finish 3rd but after the race he was found have sustained a career…

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Oooh, suits you sir

It’s a fact that different horses have different preferences when it comes to racing. One of those preferences is the course they’re running at. In the UK and IRE, every course has very specific characteristics and, with a little bit of extra effort, it’s possible to find if a horse has a preference for the course they’re about to race…

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DONCASTER… SELECTIONS IN EVERY RACE!

It’s the end of the week and, so far, the weather’s been kind of miserable. So… we wanted to cheer you up with a complete guide to Doncaster racing today. Here’s what our race analyst Andy Newton has discovered in today’s racing… 2:00 – We get going with a tricky 2 year-old contest so stakes should be kept to a…

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Horse Racing Betting Guide: Doncaster

Good morning, today I’ve gone through the entire Doncaster card to provide you with the strongest selections in each race. To find these selections I focus on the historic performances of the race where available and combine that with form reading and trainer analysis to determine which of the runners are most likely to contend in each race. Please leave…

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“HACKS” THAT TURN YOU INTO A WINNER

What the heck is a horse hack? It’s a phrase we recently coined, like this morning :), and it’s a quick way to skim a profit off the bookies. And that’s exactly what we’re doing with EyeCatchers Pro. Every week our race watcher goes through the replays of all the major races, and spots the horses which have been performing…

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Whaddya Think Of This?

As you can see, there’s a sexy new look in today’s Race Advisor email. Do you like it? Let us know what you think by hitting the reply button and saying “Love It” or “Not For Me”. When you’ve done that, today I want to share something with you that’s a bit contrary. Most punters always look at the best…

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The rating that can make you Van Der Rich!

There’s always room for improvement. (So the old saying goes.) Or, as I always think when watching X Factor… You can polish a turd! Today, we’re going to be polishing gold. Old gold. We’re looking at the Van Der Wheil rating. It’s a winner-finding method that was huge in the 1980s. If you subscribe to Racing Dossier, you’ll know it – it’s part of the software.…

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Here’s a profitable angle you never thought of ;)

We’re fans of ‘preferences’ here at the Race Advisor. There’s barely a week that goes by where we’re not talking about a horse’s preference for something. But… what about trainer preferences? This is a very rarely talked about subject and, when it is, it’s usually to do with the trainers preference for a course. So we thought we’d look into the dark…

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When the Going Gets Tough: How to Profit from Trainer Preference for Ground Conditions

The ‘going’ in a race relates to the type of conditions underfoot on the course, and it can have a major impact on a horse’s performance. In fact, trainers are not afraid to withdraw a horse from a race if they believe the going is unsuitable for their entry. The going is ‘soft’ or ‘slow’ when there is a lot…

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Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

Hi all, The World’s Greatest Flat Racing Festival Is Here… Royal Ascot is with us and with it five days of top class horse racing. To me it’s the best and of course most famous flat racing festival in the world and we can enjoy it from the comfort of our armchairs or sun loungers. It seems likely that the…

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Keys to Success at the Major Festivals of the Horse Racing Season

Horse racing is one of the major spectator sports in the United Kingdom, with fans flocking from far and wide to win money on the horses at the event. In fact, in 2016, the Royal Ascot and Cheltenham Festival clocked in as the third and fourth most attended annual sports events in the UK, with an aggregate attendance of 295,000…

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Shutter Speed Is The Prix de Diane Worthy Favourite

Shutter Speed did not get to prove her ability in the Oaks at Epsom and has been targeted at the French equivalent at Chantilly on Sunday which is known as the Prix de Diane. The race is a Group 1 contest for three-year-old fillies over one mile and two and a half furlongs. In theory Shutter Speed is the best…

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