horse racing tips

  • Apr- 2018 -
    21 April
    News

    FREE Tips Win 43% Of The Time!

    With the flat season fully underway, we’re also into the season of festivals. Over the next few months, it seems there’s a horse racing festival almost every couple of weeks! At the Race Advisor, we’ve got some incredible things planned for you over the coming months. This includes a new members area, new features, free tools, more race previews, horses…

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  • 14 April
    News

    The Grand National Compendium

    We’ve taken out four best pundits from the Race Advisor and asked them to give you their thoughts on the greatest race of them all …. the Grand National. Over to them ….. Alex Pepperrel gives us his thoughts via a video –   Andy Newton provides us with all of the stats that we need to make an informed decision…

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  • 12 April
    News

    2018 Grand National Trends For Punters To Profit

    It doesn’t matter if you are a seasoned horse racing punter, or a recreational better that only dips in and out of betting – the thought of betting on the Grand National – a race with 40 runners in – can be often be a very daunting affair.  However – fear not – as with bundles of Grand National trends &…

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  • 10 April
    News

    2018 Could Provide Us with a Sixth 100/1 Grand National Winner

    We all know the Grand National is the official home of big price horse racing winners. It’s the reason the UK stands still on race day and the Aintree spectacle sees seasoned punters rub shoulders with the ÂŁ1-a-year-backers getting their stake on a runner with a familiar sounding name. It’s the jewel in the British racing crown but did you…

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  • 10 April
    News

    Achieving the Impossible: Picking a Grand National Winner

    Although the Cheltenham Gold Cup is one of the highlights of the racing calendar, we revealed that it isn’t as open a race as originally thought. If you focus on the top three in the market, you’re likely to come close to picking a winner. The Aintree Grand National, on the other hand, is as close to a ‘lottery’ as…

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  • 8 April
    Advice

    Three Ways Horse Racing Can Increase It’s Popularity

    Cheltenham Festival proved that the popularity of horse racing is continuing to grow across the United Kingdom and Ireland. Record crowds poured through the venue over the course of the week in March, highlighting the importance that the event holds in the racing calendar. Horse racing has been trending towards the top of the sporting zeitgeist in Britain, although it…

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  • 3 April
    Advice

    Handicap Ceilings

    On November 10, 2016, the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) made a decision which significantly impacted the world of handicap racing. It announced a change to handicap race entry criteria which meant that horses rated 1 or 2 pounds higher than the allocated rating band could enter the majority of races. The amendment only impacts races at Class 3 and below.…

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  • Mar- 2018 -
    31 March
    News

    The Grand National

    I don’t need to say much here as there will be acres of writing on the background to the world’s most famous horse race.  As a spectacle, it’s the highlight of the National Hunt calendar and arguably the highlight of British horse racing jumps or indeed flat.  It’s a race that brings out office sweepstakes and people who have a…

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  • 30 March
    Advicehorse racing

    Follow Ryan Moore At Meydan Today

    It was raining at Lingfield Park yesterday for the All-Weather Championships Finals and some of the jockeys were looking forward to better weather. James Doyle won the mares and fillies final on Diagnostic and then flew out to Dubai after racing. The temperature for the Dubai World Cup fixture at Meydan will be above 30 degrees where Doyle rides Frontiersman…

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  • 26 March
    Advice

    Three Big Price Runners to Trouble Grand National Favourite Blaklion

    This year’s Grand National betting is taking shape and Blaklion remains at the head of the field as we approach the business end of preparations. Representing the Nigel Twiston-Davies yard, the talented nine-year-old has been the shortest price since the book went up, but does he deserve to be? There are some serious question marks hanging over the bay gelding…

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  • 24 March
    Advice

    Is it worth your while following trends

    There is a stark difference between horse racing betting systems and trends. With systems, you’re following a set of data in a bid to find winners. I have written dozens of articles for Race Advisor that offer readers an insight into different betting systems to see if they have the potential for profit. A recent example was the ‘Nowhere Fourth’…

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  • 21 March
    Newshorse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Well, that’s another Cheltenham Festival done and dusted. Still jumps racing hits the accelerator button in the next month or so with the Aintree Festival and of course with it the Grand National. There is the Irish & Scottish Grand National’s, throw in the Punchestown Festival at the end of April and jumps fans have plenty to look forward to.…

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  • 20 March
    Advice

    Is horse racing fixed?

    It’s only in comparatively recent years that the perception of horse racing being a fixed sport has started to change. Even though the perception is changing, in a recent survey 49% of people still thought that there was corruption in racing. So what’s the truth? Here at the Race Advisor’s headquarters, we’ve all got different opinions based on our own…

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  • 17 March
    News

    Want ÂŁ20,000 for one days work?

    That’s exactly what happened to Colin, a member of VDW Maximiser, this Thursday. Imagine waking up ÂŁ20,000 richer, all from a ÂŁ50 bet? Would feel pretty damn good, wouldn’t it 😉 How did he do it? By following the lowest scoring VDW horses and placing a ÂŁ50 win double bet on them. Easy. Want access to the software that Colin…

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  • 17 March
    Advice

    The fix is in. How can you spot a dodgy race and avoid betting on it?

    It would be naĂŻve in the extreme to suggest that the Sport of Kings is purer than the driven snow. Over the last few decades, there have been numerous scandals involving trainers, owners, jockeys, and bookmakers. One of the most notorious instances of alleged race fixing involved six-time Champion Jockey, Kieran Fallon. He was arrested in September 2004 on suspicion…

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  • 7 March
    Newshorse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    A lack of recent horse racing on the grass and the fact that I have taken a break to concentrate on the upcoming Cheltenham Festival. All means that this week’s article is slightly different, as there are no horses for your trackers this week. That said there is plenty look at with the next week or so in mind. As…

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  • 2 March
    Advice

    Could You Commentate A Cheltenham Race?

    With Cheltenham only two weeks away, I thought I’d cover some of the angles and necessities that are required to make it through the gruelling four days. Whether you’re at the festival or not, there’ll be people up and down the land shouting for joy, hanging their heads with tears and feeling generally exhausted, elated, crushed, jubilant, “what if” and…

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  • Feb- 2018 -
    27 February
    Tipshorse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, Well on Thursday it’s the start of Spring, well meteorologists spring anyway, but looking out of the window as I write this it seems more like mid-winter. The “Beast from The East” has arrived and plenty of snow is being forecast for the middle of the week. There is a hint od some milder weather for the weekend…

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  • 21 February
    Tipshorse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, Weekend Review The Ascot Chase promised to be the best Grade 1 Chase run this season this side of the Irish Sea and it sure delivered. As my ante-post King George selection Waiting Patiently beat the gallant Cue Card. I won’t be looking into that race today but instead I am going to focus on Haydock’s big Saturday…

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  • 20 February
    News

    You said it, we listened, here it is…

    Over the last couple of months, we’ve been listening to you tell us that you get too many emails from the Race Advisor. Which is why, starting today, this newsletter will become a bi-weekly email! Every Tuesday and Saturday you’ll get an email packed with free race analysis, previews, strategies, staking, tips and stats. If you have any questions about…

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