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Nov- 2017 -23 NovemberNews
National Hunt, Chase or Hurdles? Can You Profit From Both?
For horse racing lovers, the thrill of National Hunt racing acts as some form of compensation for the shorter and colder days of autumn and winter. NH races feature older and larger horses than its Flat counterpart, and from September to April, these events are the main focus of the racing calendar as the Flat season takes a backseat. The…
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21 NovemberNews
Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing
Hi all, Well, the first big handicap of the winter jumps season took place at Cheltenham on Saturday with the latest running of the BetVictor Gold Cup. There was plenty of rain around on Saturday and the going which had been good to soft on Friday had changed to soft, heavy in places by race four. The race was won…
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20 NovemberAdvice
Review of Sports Trading Exposed
[taq_review] This huge guide is laden with detailed information on making a sustainable profit on the betting exchanges, at least until Betfair takes a huge percentage as commission! It is extremely well laid out, easy to follow and filled with enough information to turn any newcomer in the trading sphere into a money-making machine. At close to £100, Sports Trading…
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15 NovemberNews
Micro-Angles
Hi all, The horse racing cranks up further this week with the first big meeting of the winter jumps meeting, the three day November Meeting at Cheltenham, which begins on Friday. This week’s article looks at some interesting trainer stats from the Cheltenham November meeting (published on Friday) and a couple of profitable trainer micro angles. As ever I also…
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14 NovemberNews
Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing
More excellent horse racing over the jumps with top class cards at Wincanton and Aintree and the curtain finally came down on the turf flat season although I suspect for many in the racing hierarchy the season ended a couple of weeks earlier on Champions Day. The last big race of the season was won by the Ian Williams trained…
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9 NovemberAdvice
How important is Draw Bias in Horse Racing?
In horse racing, the ‘draw’ of a horse relates to its position in the stalls and is relevant in All-Weather and Flat racing. A horse with a ‘low’ draw (low stall number such as 1, 2, or 3) will be close to the rails while a horse with a ‘high’ draw will be further away from the rails. What is…
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8 NovemberNews
Micro-Angles – Trainers to Note in the Next 7 Days
Hi all, Well, the winter jumps horse racing season had really moved out of first gear after events at Wetherby & Down Royal at the weekend. This week’s article has a handful of trainers whose runners are worth keeping onside in the next seven days or so. I also have another of my profile horses for you, ante-post advice for…
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7 NovemberNews
Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing
Hi all, Well, we can safely say that the winter jumps season has cranked into top gear and is well and truly with us after events at Wetherby & Down Royal on Saturday. Coneygree and Cue Card were expected to fight out the finish in the Charlie Hall Chase at Wetherby but neither managed to finish the race, as Coneygree…
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1 NovemberNews
Micro-Angles – Trainers to Note in the Next 7 Days
Hi all, It’s a new month and another dose of eyecatcher horse racing stats and angles for you. This week I have a trainer whose horses are worth noting over the next week or so, a horse that has done well in November in the past two seasons over the jumps (which will be published, tomorrow) and I have some…
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Oct- 2017 -31 OctoberNews
Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing
Hi all, It was great to see the return of horse racing at Cheltenham a sure nice that winter isn’t so far away. Meanwhile, over at Doncaster, we saw the final Group 1 of the 2017 flat season the Racing Post Trophy. A race that also saw some history being made as trainer Aidan O’Brien broke Bobby Frankel’s record for…
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24 OctoberNews
Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing
Hi all, Champions Day Brings Down The Curtain Or Does It? Champions Day is over for another year and I have to say its now well over its Frankel Days and is now the day that effectively brings down the curtain on the turf flat season. Yes, I know there a plenty of flat meetings, including the Group 1 Racing…
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20 OctoberAdvice
2018 Grand National: An Early Glance at the Aintree Showpiece
National Hunt fans, it is time to rejoice – jump racing is back. Be prepared for plenty of talk relating to the Cheltenham Festival in the coming months, but our primary attention is on the 2018 Grand National at Aintree. This year’s winner, ONE FOR ARTHUR, will miss the race after suffering a season-ending injury, but there are still plenty…
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19 OctoberAdvice
What to look for in a winner
An Irish Sport Horse is a go-to breed used for Jump racing A Thoroughbred Horse is the purest of breeds and they have incredible endurance Speaking to myracing.com, Olympian Spencer Wilton shares what he looks for in a horse Horse racing specialists, myracing.com have launched an online asset that explores the anatomy of four different horse breeds to highlight what…
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18 OctoberNews
How to profit from large fields…
Here at the Race Advisor, when someone says we can’t do something, we like to… do it anyway! That’s why when we hear people saying certain types of races have to be avoided at all costs, we spy an opportunity a lot of the time. And go on to make a decent amount of profit. So here’s one you might be interested in… It’s…
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18 OctoberNews
Can You Make a Profit From Short-Priced Favourites in Large Fields?
You might not like to admit it, but there’s a fair chance that you allow your selections to be completely dictated by odds. There is nothing wrong with searching for value, and since over 80% of winners are in the top 5 in the betting market, it makes sense to take the price of a horse into consideration when making…
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17 OctoberNews
Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing
Hi all, I have just returned from a long weekend in Northumbria. It provided a good opportunity to recharge the batteries after what has been a tough couple of months for me and my partner. There was some top class jumps horse racing last weekend with Chepstow hosting its two-day October meeting. The first Cheltenham meeting of the new season…
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10 OctoberAdvice
Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing
Hi all, The 2017 horse racing flat season is now on its last legs but before we finally wave it a fond farewell in a month’s time there is still the Dubai Future Champions Festival on Friday & Saturday to look forward too and if you believe the Chepstow racecourse website, then this weekend also see’s the start of the…
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9 OctoberAdvice
Does it matter how far a horse travels for a race?
Focusing on horses that have travelled a long distance to a racetrack piques the interest of some people while others disregard it as an ‘old chestnut’ system. If you go to the Signposts section of the Racing Post, you can see how far each horse has travelled to be on the course. For example, on October 9, 2017, at Musselburgh,…
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4 OctoberAdvice
Should You Back Outsiders in Small Fields?
There is always an element of the unknown when it comes to races with only 3, 4, or 5 runners. In many cases, such events are not run at a ‘true’ pace and are often slow affairs with a fast finish. As a result, the form book makes less sense than normal so surely, punters should look at small fields…
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3 OctoberAdvice
Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing
Hi all, Well, it’s been a tough month for plenty of horse racing tipsters yours truly included although yet another profit has been banked for Eycatcher Pro subscribers. Not sure about you but October is a month when I start to turn away from the flat and gravitate towards National Hunt racing and the jumpers we have come to love…
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