• May- 2015 -
    23 May
    Tips

    Saturday Preview

    I am not a great fan of the early part of the flat season as I like to see the form settle down a bit with horses having a run or two under their belts and the results having a more reliable look about them. The Epsom Derby meeting is my usual indicator that the season has moved in to…

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  • 22 May
    Advice

    How Important Are Recent Finish Positions

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  • 20 May

    Midas Method 3 – Walk Through Review

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  • 18 May
    Advice

    The Secret To Choosing The Right Bet Type

    In the past I’ve written posts about different bet types. Which bet types are most suited to different strategies and which bet types reduce, or increase, risk levels. But I need to apologise. Because I’ve failed to write a blog post about the most important aspect of choosing the right bet type. The bet type that most suits your personality.…

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  • 16 May
    Tips

    Saturday’s Preview – Two To Side With Today

    “Could do better” is my take on my system selections on the flat recently so I have spent a few hours this week analysing and tweaking the criteria and scoring data slightly so to hopefully show some improvement on the current selections and returns. Although results are by no means a disaster I have now introduced a new race rating…

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  • 14 May
    Tips

    The Dante Stakes – A Preview

    The Dante Stakes is a Group 2 which is run over a distance of 1m 2f 88yds and has been traditionally seen as a key trial for the Epsom Derby. The race is named after Dante who was the last Northern trained horse to win the Derby way back in 1945. The race was first run in 1958 and since…

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  • 12 May
    Strategies

    Portfolio Corner – A Trainer To Follow Right Now

    Welcome to ‘Portfolio Corner’ I have been betting horses and sports for a living for a good few years now and my bets are based around systems, profiles, trends and stats. I have over 250 systems. I know that may appear a lot to some, but many are based around individual trainers and operate for perhaps one or two months…

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  • 11 May
    Strategies

    Finding The Three Best Horses Using PIV’s

    I’ve been writing a fair bit about impact, and pool impact, values recently. Last week, on my blog post about creating power ratings, Michael asked me how to go about finding the best three horses using PIV’s (pool impact values), otherwise known as a/e ratios. If you’d like to learn how to make PIV’s then you should check out this…

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  • 9 May
    Tips

    Totescoop6 Victoria Cup

    What a disaster last week was with my selection Ol Man River running no sort of race and finishing a long way tailed off last, there was something clearly amiss with him! To add insult to injury my top rated horse Gleneagles which didn’t meet my price criteria and was therefore overlooked won like a very good animal indeed and…

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  • 9 May
    Advice

    The Dante Festival: Three Days of Top Springtime Racing in York

    If you’re looking for a way to usher in springtime and warm weather racing, head to York in May for the Dante Festival, where top trainers, jockeys and horses will gather for race results that set the tone for the rest of the season. The three-day festival, held May 13-15 in 2015 will feature exciting sprint and staying flat races,…

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  • 7 May
    Advice

    The Football League Divisional Play-Offs

    The football season has ended for most teams from the Championship, League 1 and League 2, but for twelve teams there will be three victorious as they seek to grab the final promotion place available from their division. The divisional playoffs have been around for quarter of a century, well this is the 27th year to be exact, and although…

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  • 5 May
    Reviews

    Stop At A Winner Bot – Walk Through Review

    (I have heard back from Steve and Michael and they are looking at getting the strategies into a separate guide and adding risk levels for them) [button color=”orange” size=”big” link=”http://www.raceadvisor.co.uk/s/stopatawinnerbot/” icon=”” target=”true”]Check This Product Out Now[/button] ***UPDATE*** Following the above video we ran the software and achieved the following results: 5th May +11.59 6th May +9.37 7th May +13.73 8th May -0.07…

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  • 4 May
    Advice

    Power Ratings, A Different Approach

    Following my article about working out the minimum odds you should bet at last week there were a lot of requests for a follow up about how to calculate power ratings. The truth is, there are loads of ways to calculate power ratings ranging from overly simplistic to overly complex. Which is the best? Well, to be honest… none. At…

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  • 2 May
    Tips

    The Qipco 2000 Guineas

    Well I thought my selection last week Le Reve was going to get me off to a flyer with my first advice writing on the Race Advisor website, in with every chance going to the last the notorious Sandown hill unfortunately caught out my charge and he finished a gallant but one paced third showing a small profit for the…

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  • Apr- 2015 -
    29 April
    Advice

    How Often Do You Visit The Race Advisor Tipster Proofing?

    We have been proofing tipster services on the Race Advisor since 2013 and have proofed over 200,000 selections. So I though it was time to check in with you and see how often you use this feature? [socialpoll id=”2268648″]

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  • 27 April
    Advice

    How To Make A Power Rating

    There’s no doubt that ratings are a great way for you to analyse a race. In fact, they’re probably one of the best ways. But I’m a self-admitted ratings fanatic! So with the admission that I love ratings. The question is… is there anything better than a rating? And the answer is yes. A power rating Power ratings are combinations…

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  • 25 April
    Tips

    BET 365 GOLD CUP SANDOWN 3.50

    My first Saturday writing for the Race Advisor team and I have been given a real teaser as my opening gambit the Bet 365 Gold Cup over nearly three and three quarter miles of the tough but fair Sandown course. You need to get every yard of this trip as having been to the Esher venue on many occasions I…

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  • 20 April
    Advice

    Work Out The Minimum Odds You Should Take In Less Than 5 Minutes

    Recently I’ve been reading through some old betting magazines. And it was during one of these forays into a magazine that I read Alan Coldricks article on how to convert ratings into odds. It’s very difficult to determine whether a horse is offering value odds, even if you are using a reliable set of ratings. There are a variety of…

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  • 18 April
    Tips

    Lookout for Buffalo in Scottish Grand National

    It’s onto Scotland for their Grand National this weekend where I believe David Pipe’s Broadway Buffalo has a cracking chance of winning! David’s father Martin won the race back in 2002 with Take Control under Ruby Walsh so it’s been a while since the Pipe team landed this big prize. Broadway Buffalo ran an amazing race (I don’t use that…

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  • 13 April
    Advice

    Become a Master of Disguise

    You’ve finally cracked it. After years spent funding the bookie bigwigs’ summer holidays, you’ve become a member of the 1% that actually makes money from sports betting. Perhaps that was down to help from Race Advisor, perhaps you simply learned from your own mistakes – it doesn’t really matter how you achieved it, the fact is that you now generate…

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