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  • Dec- 2016 -
    6 December
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    The top jumps horse racing just continues to deliver, after last weekend’s Hennessey Gold Cup and this weekend we a thrilling renewal of the Tingle Creek Chase at Sandown and at Aintree we saw a return to racing over the Grand National fences. Before looking at this week’s horses for your trackers here is my usual take on the weekend’s…

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  • 2 December
    News

    Getting Rich in 30 Minutes A Day

    If you have thirty minutes a day, then I can show you how to make profits almost every single day. It’s the ingenious process used inside Betting Bounty. Which you can check out here. We take advantage of a little-known phenomenon that occurs every single day in racing. And
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  • Nov- 2016 -
    29 November
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing

    Another fantastic weekend of horse racing is over after the Bet365 Festival at Newbury on Friday and Saturday, culminating in the latest renewal of that great Handicap Chase the Hennessey Gold Cup. Before looking at this week’s eyecatchers I will take a brief look at the weekend’s action from Newbury and two of the best performances. River Flows to Hennessey…

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  • 28 November
    News

    Baby Brains

    Supposedly it’s just women who get baby brain, but clearly that’s not the case, in my email yesterday I sent out a free tip for Saturday’s racing! My apologies, I will just put it down to lack of sleep, and having a baby screaming next to me while I write. However, I’ll rectify it today by giving a free selection…

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  • 28 November
    News
    Red Rum

    Red Rum – How a Horse Becomes Epic

    Red Rum is arguably the most famous racehorse in history and is often credited with ‘saving’ the Grand National. Even those with practically no knowledge of horse racing have probably heard of this remarkable Gelding. Although he is best known for his trio of Grand National wins in the 1970s (the only horse to have achieved the feat), Red Rum…

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  • 15 November
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing

    Cheltenham Says Farewell to Sprinter Sacre Not sure whether it’s the big fields or the arrival of the rain but the jumps horse racing over the weekend was excellent and really got the juices following for the coming winter months. It’s been a very quiet period for the jumps eyecatchers so far, mainly due to the small fields, but the…

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  • 8 November
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing

    Best Wishes to Freddie Tylicki In the last week, horse racing has been in the news for the wrong reasons. Firstly, jockey Freddie Tylicki was involved in a shocking looking four horse pile up at Kempton on Monday 31st October. That incident has left the jockey paralysed from the waist down which is heartbreaking for both him and his family.…

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  • 1 November
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing

    When Will the Rains Come? It was the weekend when the horse racing focus changed from the flat to the National hunt winter season. There was an excellent card at Ascot and at Wetherby we had Charlie Hall Day, with that race providing Cue Card with his seasonal reappearance. This weekend’s racing was run on good ground and indeed at…

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  • Oct- 2016 -
    31 October
    Advice
    Jockeys

    Bookmakers to Get Their Comeuppance

    Imagine being in a business where the goal is to take more money from people than they get from you. It’s risky to be sure but both sides face the dangers. Now imagine if your business could simply ban people who take too much money from you. That’s right; you can take whatever you like from them but the moment…

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  • 25 October
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing

    Horse Racing’s Flat Season Staggers to A Finish! Well, the flat turf season continues to stagger on until its final finish at Doncaster in less than two weeks. I think Racing Post Trophy Day at Doncaster should be in the end of the season. I know some will cry “what about the November Handicap?” Well move it to this meeting…

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  • 18 October
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing

    Qipco Champions Day at Ascot looked on paper like the best days horse racing of the season and so it turned out to be. The meeting started with Jim Crowley being crowned Champion Jockey and Josephine Gordon being crowned Champion Apprentice. A great achievement by the former but for me, Josephine’s win in the apprentice title race was even better.…

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  • 17 October
    Advice
    horses

    Horses to Watch over Jumps 2016/17

    The 2016/17 National Hunt horse racing season is about to get underway and horse racing lovers will doubtless be looking forward to the inevitable drama that’s coming their way. On this site, we have already used statistical analysis to try and help you find the best jockeys and trainers over Jumps. In this article, I will look at 5 horses…

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  • 11 October

    Whaat… this happened today!

    I thought we’d try something new this evening, something that, if it’s popular, we’ll continue to do regularly. Every day we’re watching the news for the latest information on horse racing out there. We just like to keep up to date with what’s going on in the world of our favourite sport. So, we’d thought we’d share with you one…

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  • 10 October
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing

    A couple of excellent days horse racing at Newmarket, on Friday and Saturday, with the latest renewal of the Future Champions Festival and some really excellent performances in the two Group 1 juvenile races. This was the second running of this particular Festival and I have to say that it looks capable of going from strength to strength. Prior to…

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  • 4 October
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing

    What a great weekend of horse racing just gone culminating on the Sunday with latest running of the Prix de l’ Arc de Triomphe this year at Chantilly. Just the three winners from thirteen runners for Eyecatcher Pro subscribers in the past week at 5/1 (early priced advised at 8/1), 11/2 and 7/4 but more importantly another profit made and…

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  • Sep- 2016 -
    27 September
    Tipshorse racing

    Weekly Eye-catchers – Horse Racing

    Spark Plug Fires in Cambridgeshire For Eyecatcher Subscribers! What a week of horse racing for the column as Spark Plug landed the valuable Cambridgeshire Handicap. Hopefully plenty of Eyecatcher Pro subscribers took my advice and got on him at the 33/1 with Coral that I recommended after the horses run at York. Spark Plug was one of 6 winners for…

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  • 26 September
    Advice

    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 September
    Tipshorse racing

    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 September
    Advice

    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 September
    Advice
    horse racing

    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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