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MAKE GUARANTEED BETTING PROFITS

Here’s how you can make profits from your next bet. Not maybe, not perhaps, not only if you win… You will win. Now, how would I know this? Because with Profit Lockdown you are guaranteed to win in the long-term. It’s enticingly straightforward and simple… This is how Profit Lockdown works: 1. GET THE SELECTIONS You’ll follow a simple two-step process to…

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Cheltenham Races Today!

January isn’t the most exciting month for jump fans. But there is a fantastic day of racing today. Because today is the day of the Cheltenham Trials festival. But it’s not all about the sport – it’s also about making some serious money. And I’m going to show you how… 1. Get your Festival Guide to the Cheltenham Trials by…

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Are Course & Distance Winners a Boon for Your Bank Balance?

Some punters get excited when they see a horse that is a previous course and distance winner. It is very easy to determine if there is one in any given race. You can go to the Racing Post and on the race card, look for the initials ‘CD’ beside a horse’s name. As you can see, Sunshineandbubbles is a course…

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All Ready for Big Money Saturday?

Betting at festivals isn’t always easy. A lot of punters tear up a lot of betting slips. That was certainly me once. You too, maybe. But you know the folks who do leave a festival with a smile on their face? And a vast amount of cash filling their pockets? People who’ve done their homework and analysed every angle before…

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How to smash the Cheltenham Trials Festival…

It’s big-race time, folks! Saturday brings Cheltenham Trials Day. Now, we’ve seen horses run some massive races at this event in recent years. As some of the titans of horseracing gear up for the Cheltenham Festival in March. But we’ve also seen a lot of people walk away with HUGE sums of money in their back pocket from this excellent day…

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Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

Hi all, Well, the sun is shining this morning and what a great weekend’s horse racing we have seen even though it was run mostly in the gloom at Ascot & Haydock. All’s good in the world and my last four bets were winners. Does life get any better? Probably, but for now, I will take it. Last week I…

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Micro-Angles – Weekend Pointers

Weather permitting Ascot and Haydock take centre stage this weekend with the feature race on the Ascot card being the 2m 1f Grade 1 Clarence House Stakes for which the Willie Mullins Un De Sceaux is set to go off the hot favourite if he runs. Meanwhile,  at Haydock, we have the valuable Peter Marsh Handicap Chase as the highlight…

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Two powerful products for you…

I’ve got two great betting tools for you today. One’s entirely free and the other costs a bit. Needless to say, with the one that costs a bit, all the hard work is done for you… But they’re both sensational products. FIRST, the free one… It’s a FREE video masterclass on a topic you’re going to love. It teaches you…

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Win almost every bet by doing this…

Imagine winning almost every single one of your bets. Imagine a winning streak that never ended. Imagine a bank balance full of easy betting profits. Well, that’s dobbing – the strangely named yet increasingly popular way to bet. At astonishingly low risk to your bank balance. Essentially, it’s a fantastic technique whereby you place two bets. You back one horse…

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Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

 

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Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

Hi all, I am writing this on what some people have called “Blue Monday” which is supposed to be the most depressing day of the year and if my betting is any guide of late then it’s real “Blue Monday” for me.  Add in the fact that the UK is about to be hit by yet more rain and winds…

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Is Laying Odds-On 2yo Horses on the Flat a Winning Strategy?

There is often a suggestion that betting on Maiden and 2yo races is something of a gamble. After all, it is common to be left in the dark form wise which means you are almost taking a ‘guess’; never a good idea in the Sport of Kings. Some 2yo races will feature several horses making their debut. In such cases,…

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Micro-Angles – Weekend Trainer Track Stats

Moving forward, this weekend sees some decent looking racing, weather permitting, with the 32Red Lanzarote Handicap Hurdle at Kempton over 2m 5f and the Grade 3 Betfred Classic Handicap Chase at Warwick, over a stamina-sapping 3m 5f, which is the best race run at that venue over the season. Here are some notable trainer stats from both those two races…

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Catterick’s National Is The Richest Race Of The Day

In the olden days, there were only a handful of Grand Nationals including the big one of course at Aintree in April and the Scottish, Welsh and Irish versions. Now it seems just about every track stages a regional National and today its Catterick’s turn and their race is called the North Yorkshire Grand National. Alto Des Mottes has the…

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Aaaarrrrgggh!

OK, so Christmas is some distance in the rear-view mirror. But for some reason, I still resemble a barrel. So I pulled on my running shoes and went for a speed run on the beach. 1 metre: Fine. 10 metres: Fine. 50 metres: Hmmm. I’m pretty good at this speed thingy. 100 metres: Actually, I take that back. 150 metres:…

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What is the 04 System & Is It worth Your Time and Effort?

Finding a genuinely profitable horse racing system in the long-term is a joyful experience. This is mainly because countless systems don’t, and never will work. Even today when there is so much good information available on sites like Race Advisor for free, the betting public still want that edge. That’s why people who sell inefficient betting systems prosper. They may…

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Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

Hi all, As ‘Aussie flu’ sweeps the country. I am writing this week’s column with a streaming nose and a vicious sore throat. Whether it’s the flu or just a common cold I am not sure, but there are plenty of bugs going around at the moment. The weather hasn’t been that great either with plenty of rain last week…

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Reckon you could be a trainer?

We like to think we know a bit about racing, right? But could we actually do the job of being a trainer? It’s a tricky old task, because not only are you running a business… But you also have to have a license and qualifications… And deal with staff and owners and suppliers… Oh, and be able to train a…

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Micro-Angles – Weekend Stats and Trends Preview

Hi all, Saturday Trainer Track Stats and Trends: Here are some of the keys stats for the races on Chepstow’s Coral’s Welsh Grand National card. I have also had a quick look at the last two aces on the Sandown card, including the Veterans Chase. Fingers crossed that the rain stays away and all three jumps meetings are on. Chepstow…

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Sunbathing with Simon Cowell

X Factor supremo Simon Cowell is currently sunbathing next to me. Well, actually, let me rephrase that. Simon Cowell is currently sunbathing on a yacht that I can see. According to one of the locals here at the holiday resort, I’m staying at. I haven’t actually seen old Hairy Moobs himself, as I didn’t pack a telescope. So I don’t…

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