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  • Feb- 2018 -
    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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  • 17 February
    Advice

    Blaklion Can Win The Trial And National

    Saturday’s Haydock Grand National Trial is something of a misnomer because the last horse to win both races was Party Politics in 1993. Even that wasn’t a true trial because the horse won the National the previous year. Since 2003 no winner has even been placed in the most famous steeplechase in the world. It’s a strange fact that Red…

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  • 16 February
    Advice

    Exotic bets: Is there a point in wagering on Lucky 15s and other bets with fanciful odds?

    Most of us have been guilty of it in the past; usually when we make our first foray into betting. For me, it was football accumulators as it was several years before I began betting on horse racing. The allure of the long shot is impossible to resist for the casual punter. The whole ‘look for value and bet on…

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  • 14 February
    Newshorse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, Last weekend’s horse racing couldn’t match the quality of the previous ones but there were plenty of take from the action. Weekend Review Firstly, one had to be impressed with the battling qualities of the Amy Murphy trained Kalashnikov in holding off his rivals to win ‘mud splattered’ Betfair Hurdle. He will now head for the Supreme or…

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  • 6 February
    Newshorse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, Besides the usual eyecatchers, this weeks article looks at some of the notable performances from last weekend’s Dublin Horse Racing Festival.I also have a look at Saturday’s big race the the Betfair Hurdle at Newbury and also highlight the chances of two possible runners in the race. Leopardstown Look Back I think we can safely say that last…

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  • 5 February
    Strategies

    READ THIS …!!!

    There’s a brand new product launching tomorrow. And I want you guys to be the first to know about it. I also want to give you a better deal on it than everyone else. It’s called the VDW Maximiser and the cutting edge way it works is absolutely jaw-dropping. It takes Van Der Wheil (VDW) ratings, which I’m sure most…

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  • 3 February
    News

    Saturday Race Review with Ian Hudson

    Melon Can Beat Two Old Champions There are two former winners of the Cheltenham Champion Hurdle running in the Irish equivalent at Leopardstown today. (Saturday). Faugheen won the hurdler’s crown in 2015 and Jezki was the champion hurdler in the previous year. Jezki’s winning days at this level are behind the horse but Faugheen is a genuine contender for the…

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  • 1 February
    News

    More sugar lumps, dear?

    Have you ever wondered what happens to horses after their racing days are over? Do they sit around boasting about their triumphs while eating sugar lumps in high-backed chairs?      “Did I tell you about that time I won the Gold Cup, dear?”      “Yes, Denman, about a thousand times.” Perhaps you know what a couple of retirement…

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  • Jan- 2018 -
    31 January
    News

    Amazing FREE offer 


    SmartSigger is horse racing’s No1 betting magazine. But for today only SmartSigger is horse racing’s No1 FREE betting magazine. Because if you sign up now, you’ll get the current issue for nothing. And then a couple of days later, you’ll get your February edition of SmartSigger too. Two superb racing magazines – but you only pay for one. Click HERE if…

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  • 30 January
    Newshorse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, Wakanda’s Late Thrust Lands Sky Bet Chase The “Insight on the Weekend” feature on the upcoming big horse races is doing rather well. Last week I identified the Sue Smith-trained Wakanda as a good each way bet in the Sky Bet Chase at Doncaster. This is what I wrote last week. “If you knew he was a guaranteed…

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  • 27 January
    News

    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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  • 26 January
    Advice

    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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  • 26 January
    News

    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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  • 25 January
    News

    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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  • 23 January
    Newshorse racing

    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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  • 20 January
    News

    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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  • 18 January
    News

    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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  • 16 January
    Advicehorse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

     

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  • 16 January
    Newshorse racing

    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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  • 16 January
    News

    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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