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  • Aug- 2017 -
    30 August
    News

    You think you’ve got problems!

    I went to see Dunkirk at the cinema last night, and what an incredible film. It’s films like that which really get me thinking, and that’s the point of them. They help to put things into perspective. Captain William Tennant managed to organise the evacuation of 338,226 men over a ten day period. And it couldn’t have been done without…

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  • 30 August
    News

    Sir Michael Stoute Micro Angle

    Another micro angle that is worth adding to your portfolio’s this time from veteran Newmarket trainer Sir Michael Stoute and his three-year-old runners. Here are the rules and results: Trainer: Sir Michael Stoute Race Type: All Horses Age: 3-year-old’s only Race Distance: 1m 2f to 1m 4 ½ f Headgear: None Odds SP: 16/1 & under Distance Move: same or…

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  • 29 August
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, This week’s article focuses on the horse racing festival, the Ebor Festival. The “Royal Ascot of the North” usually delivers a great four days racing and this year was no exception. The meeting may have started with more rain than was expected but there were three drying days and by Saturday the racing was taking place on going…

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  • 28 August
    News

    Toto, I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore

    Imagine the confusion that Dorothy must have felt when she first appeared in the land of Oz. I mean it must have been terrifying. Nothing was familiar, nothing worked out as she planned it, and there were scarecrows, tin men and lions who spoke! If you’ve been betting on horses for anytime, then you’ll have experienced that same feeling. You’re…

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  • 26 August
    News

    Ebor Handicap Trends

    For some reason as a child, the Ebor was my favourite race. Maybe it was because the great Sea Pigeon won the race in 1979. I don’t know? It’s a race I have had a bit of luck in recently too with three winners since 2011. Let’s hope that can continue in this year’s renewal. Since 2009 there have been…

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  • 24 August
    Tips

    The Big Mac of Bets

    McDonald’s was started in 1937 but didn’t start becoming the global success it is today until 1965. Ray Croc, who used to sell the milkshake machines that McDonald’s used, bought the company off the family who started it in 1961, with a vision to make it the USA’s number one fast food chain. He could see that in the right…

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  • 23 August
    News

    Survival of the fittest

    Darwin came up with the theory of Survival Of The Fittest as a way of describing the natural selection process, but it was Herbert Spencer who coined the phrase. In horse racing, the horse’s considered ‘fittest’ are usually the ones carrying the most weight. Also known as the top weighted horse in the race. A horse’s allocated weight is based…

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  • 23 August
    News

    Eyecatcher York Micro Angles

    Here are a couple of simple micro angles that will be worth noting at York this week. The first of which focuses on Dubawi and the recent record of his progeny at York. Using results at all meetings at York, not just the Ebor meeting, since the start of 2016, we can see that sire Dubawi’s progeny have an excellent…

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  • 23 August
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, By the time you read this week’s article York’s Ebor Festival will have started and with top class horse racing action in the order of the four days. EyeCatcher Pro subscribers go into the meeting with a healthy profit gained over the last month or so which is a good sign for the week. Let’s hope the good…

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  • 22 August
    Advice
    Horse Racing

    How Do Top-Weighted Horses Perform in Handicaps?

    When it comes to handicap racing, the top-weighted horse is usually deemed to be the classiest (highest OR) in the race; that is why it is forced to carry more weight than any other horse. On the one hand, handicappers in the UK are exceptionally talented and seldom get it wrong when determining how much weight a horse should carry.…

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  • 22 August
    Advice

    This Time Next Year We’ll Be Millionaires

    Most of us know where this famous phrase comes from, and I’m sure that I used to give this impression to my family when I started betting nearly 30 years ago. Guess what.. they’re still waiting! I think they gave up a long time ago on having a lifestyle of fast cars and long haul holidays. I don’t mention it…

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  • 21 August
    News

    Making Profits Like A Sheikh

    Sheikh Mohammad bin Rahid Al Maktoum is the owner of the Godolphin stables, one of the best stables in the world with over 4000 wins to their name. With Saeed Bin Suroor being their trainer since 1994, a lot of those wins are down to his excellent training. And if you want to make profits like a sheikh, then you…

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  • 18 August
    News

    More money… faster? It’s possible!

    Here’s how things normally work… You put in more effort, you get back more money. OK, not always, but you’re not working longer hours expecting to get less, are you? Well, in horse racing you can. A lot of people are wasting their time because they’re spending too long going through the selections. You don’t have to! We can show you a great way to…

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  • 15 August
    News

    Who wants a 12/1 winner?

    Anyone for a 12/1 winner? OK, how about a 7/1 winner? If you’d been part of the Eycatchers revolution last month, you could have picked up both. As well as a whole bunch more! And probably banked an impressive old sum of ÂŁÂŁÂŁs. I’m booking a holiday at the moment and those two big wins have filled up the fund no end. Well, this week…

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  • 14 August
    News

    The log flume of doom

    We went to a Center Parc yesterday, and it’s the first time I’ve been in a log flume since I was a kid. The one that freaked me out the most is the one which is small and you have to cross your arms and legs because it goes so fast. It’s not the speed that freaks me out, it’s…

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  • 10 August
    Advice

    Saeed Bin Suroor 60+ Day – Micro Angles

    Some trainers are adept at getting their horses race fit on the gallops and one of those trainers is Saeed Bin Suroor. Odds SP: 10/1 & under Class Move: Same or Down 1 Days Since Last Run: 60 + Since the start of 2014, he has had – 60 winners from 156 runners Strike rate 38% Profit +129.31 A/E 1.43…

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  • 9 August
    News

    Keep your eyes on Prince

    And I don’t mean the singer! We’re talking about making sure that you watch out for UAE Prince, trained by Roger Varian. Every week we publish a few of the horses we are following in EyeCatchers Pro, and the reasons why. This week one of those hoses is UAE Prince, and the reason is… A winner on his seasonal reappearance…

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  • 9 August
    Advice

    How Can You Find Success With the Van Der Wheil Method?

    Michael has written about the Van Der Wheil (VDW) method at great length in Race Advisor so instead of going over old ground, I’m going to show you how I used VDW ratings to achieve a 44% win rate with an ROI of 98%. I began with ÂŁ60 in my Betfair Exchange account and used ÂŁ10 level stakes just to…

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  • 8 August
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, As it’s the Shergar Cup this Saturday, there isn’t a big race preview in this weeks article, and in all truth, this weekend’s racing isn’t to my taste and I find this is the best time of the summer horse racing calendar to take a holiday. Goodwood Festival Reflections Two more Summer festivals have come and gone. Galway was…

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  • 5 August
    News

    Your FREE Goodwood Smorgasmaboard

    It’s the final day of Goodwood, and we’ve got a smorgasbord of racing tips and analysis for you. The big race is at 3:35 pm and we’ve got a complete analysis and a micro system for you to use on it. Ian’s complete race preview can be read right here. At the bottom of his analysis is a tip, but…

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