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Sep- 2016 -26 SeptemberAdvice
A Death at the Derby
The Epsom Derby is one of the famed ‘five classics’ held annually and the event has had its fair share of drama over the years. However, the 1913 Derby is arguably the most dramatic horse race in history as it involved the death of Emily Davison, a suffragette who threw herself in front of Anmer, King George V’s horse. Davison…
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20 SeptemberTips
Weekly Eyecatchers – 70
Not as high class horse racing as last weekend but there were some notable performances on Saturday that are worth looking at in a bit of detail. Again, not too many eyecatchers this week, just three, but I have got an ante post selection for next months Champion Sprint at Ascot and I will add a couple of eye-catching two…
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19 SeptemberAdvice
Why 99% of Bettors Fail [REVEALED]
There’s an old saying which goes somewhere along the lines of “gambling is a hard way to make easy money.” Whether we like it or not, the bookies are typically the ones smiling at the end of the day. How often have you heard them whine about having a bad day at Aintree or Cheltenham? Seldom do you hear anything…
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17 SeptemberAdvice
Saturday’s Big Race Previews
The big horse racing action moves to Ayr on Saturday with the annual running of the cavalry charge known as the Ayr Gold Cup. The racing may not have the same class of horses running as last Saturday but it looks very competitive with plenty of big field handicap puzzles for punters to solve. Hopefully I will be able to…
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13 SeptemberAdvice
Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing
What a weekend of horse racing in Britain, Ireland and on Sunday over in France with Arc Trials Day at Chantilly. The “race of the decade” took place on Saturday at Leopardstown with the Irish Champion Stakes and the St Leger at Doncaster provided plenty of drama and a big priced surprise winner. Plenty to look at then and, indeed…
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12 SeptemberAdvice
British Horse Racing, the Sport of Kings
Only football attracts more spectators in the UK than horse racing with over 6.1 million people attending racing events at British racecourses in 2015. It is a huge industry with 86,000 employees and it contributes over £3.5 billion to the UK economy. It is also a sport with a long and illustrious history which I will be outlining below. Ancient…
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6 SeptemberAdvice
Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing
Well, autumn has arrived and you can tell that season has changed with the end of evening turf horse racing as the nights draw in. September can be a very cruel month for punters as the ground can change quickly away from summer quick ground, as we saw at Haydock on Saturday. But there’s still plenty of top class horse…
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Aug- 2016 -30 AugustAdvice
Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing
Well after last week’s “War and Peace” sized article a much shorter one this week. We are almost in September and a change from summer to autumn is about to take place and the horse racing also sees a change too as those horses that have been put away for an autumn campaign start to race again. Now is the…
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23 AugustAdvice
Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing
Well that’s another Festival finished for another year but there are still plenty of horse racing’s summer/autumn festivals to come with the St Léger meeting at Doncaster and the Western meeting at Ayr in September. My Betting Week On The Knavesmire A good week for the Eyecatchers with a win for the Alan King trained Oceane at 7/1, in the…
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22 AugustAdvice
Do Trainers Hold The Key To Horse Racing Profits?
In a previous article we looked at ways to make profits from certain jockeys. Today, it’s time to put trainers under the microscope. As is the case with top jockeys, punters often make the mistake of backing a horse because it comes from a well-known stable. A basic rule of horse racing betting is to back a stable that’s in…
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16 AugustAdvice
Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing
Another short article with just the four horses for your trackers this week. Last weekends’ horse racing wasn’t the highest in terms of quality but there were a couple of performances that stood out and I will look at those later. Just one day before the start of York’s four day Ebor Festival. It’s my favourite of the summer festivals…
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9 AugustAdvice
Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing
A shorter article than normal this week as there wasn’t much top class horse racing to look back at last week or over the weekend with the Shergar Cup taking centre stage. Love it or loath it the Shergar Cup does attract a decent crowd with 30,000 in attendance. As for betting it’s really not a meeting that I take…
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8 AugustAdvice
Conte’s Chelsea To Get Off To A Flyer
Today we have a Premier League tip from James Pacheco of Sports Betting Pays. James has been in the sports betting business for a long time and spent 9 years at Betfair where he was the founding Editor of the Betting.Betfair website. To celebrate the new Premier League season James is giving away tips and sharing sports betting advice to…
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2 AugustAdvice
Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing
That’s the Goodwood & Galway horse racing Festival’s ‘done and dusted’ for another year and we enjoyed some great racing and saw some fantastic performances at both meetings. In this weeks column I am going to concentrate on Goodwood and there were plenty of horses that should be going into your trackers from that Festival. Before looking at last weeks…
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Jul- 2016 -26 JulyAdvice
Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing
As I write this the Galway Festival is about to get underway with the first of five days at ‘Glorious Goodwood’ about to begin on Tuesday. What a really great weeks horse racing and punting to be had at the end of this article I will look at a trainer whose horses have to be kept on side at Goodwood…
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22 JulyAdvice
Profiling And A Dodgy Car Sale
Profiling, as was discussed last month, works great when we are dealing with those handicaps providing plenty by way of prize money but, the run of the mill midweek racing, and the off-meetings we have of a Saturday, are best “handicapped” and since 1992, I have been working my socks off to get that side of my business right. May…
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20 JulyAdvice
Chapter One – The Beginning Of Your Betting Journey
This is the beginning of your betting journey, a journey that’s going to show you how to continually make profits from your sports betting. This isn’t a guide to getting rich quickly. If that’s what you’re looking for, then professional sports betting is not for you. If you have the determination to succeed, and aren’t afraid of a little bit…
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19 JulyNews
Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing
Well after the previous Saturday’s racing ‘overkill’ this weeks fare was more key, plenty of it but not much in terms of quality or big race flat handicaps. However, we have plenty to look forward to with the King George at Ascot on Saturday quickly followed by Glorious Goodwood and the Galway Festival. Those who like the summer jumping were…
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18 JulyAdvice
Is It Possible To Make a Profit by Laying the Favourite?
As horse racing is notoriously difficult to predict, an increasing number of punters are looking to make a profit by laying favourites. In simple terms, you are betting against the favourite and if any other horse in the race wins, you also win. In theory, this seems like an excellent idea. From data I collected from all races from 2012-2016,…
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12 JulyAdvice
Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing
Well “Super Saturday” or as I prefer to call it “Saturated Saturday” is over for another year. I don’t have the time to write in detail as to why I think it’s bad for horse racing but suffice to say it’s not in the interest of punters. The only good thing about Saturday’s racing was the amount of potential tracker…
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