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Jun- 2015 -20 JuneTips
Royal Ascot System Selections
At the beginning of thisĀ years Royal Ascot Festival, Derek outlined a festival system that he uses.Ā You can see all the details of this system in his post here. If you’d beenĀ following this system in the first four days of the festival then you would have had a 44% strike rate and an 18% ROI.Ā The selections I’ve found using this system…
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17 JuneTips
Royal Ascot Racing Review
Itās Day 2 of the Royal Ascot. The meeting is of course the centrepiece of Ascotās racing year but the meeting has always been traditionally a key element of the British summer social calendar alongside such events as Henley Regatta and Wimbledon. It is a gloriously eccentric āEnglishā event off the track and a conspicuous celebration of wealth and nowhere…
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16 JuneTips
Royal Ascot – Day One Preview
The best meeting of the year bar Cheltenham of course and I am going to be stuck behind a desk for the next few days undertaking an annual company audit which I couldnāt get out of, typical! As an accountant I have to keep my clients happy and I can usually do this without it impacting on my racing but…
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16 JuneAdvice
Profiting From The Shorties
Family commitments have restricted me in putting together an in depth stats and trends overview for Royal Ascot. But you won’t have missed anything because with a little bit of searching the main racing sites that produce micro sites for the festivals will have most of the information. One has to be careful when publishing stats and trends etc as…
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15 JuneAdvice
What You Should Expect In Downswings
Iām writing this post not long after having published a video walk-through review of the Racing Consultants. You can see the walk-through review here. This was actually a service that I recommended as being one worth your consideration, and a very good comment was left by David asking me about the downswings this service had encountered. And it is that…
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9 JuneAdvice
Weekly Eyecatchers
In this weeks notebook I have concentrated on horses that have run in some of last weeks big handicaps. Thursday 28th May Sandown –Ā Master The World (David Elsworth) In a race where it paid to be up with the pace the four year old did best of those held up. Wearing blinkers for the first time and well backed into…
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8 JuneAdvice
A Complete Strategy From Rating Through To Odds Lines
Over the last few weeks Iāve written a post about creating power ratings and a post about turning those ratings into odds lines. There have been a few requests asking if I could combine them into a single example, and thatās exactly what Iām going to do now. This post assumes that you have read both the previous posts and…
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6 JuneAdvice
Saturday Preview
What more can a man want the sun is shining and Iām out today with a few of my buddies for a couple of pints to watch the Investec Derby at Epsom. All I need now is to bag a couple of winners and to overcome this run of secondi Tus that I am currently experiencing and I will be…
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3 JuneReviews
Racing Consultants Review
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1 JuneAdvice
Why You Are The Most Important Part Of Being A Successful Bettor
As a group of people, bettors spend far too long trying to find the next best thing. Weāre always on the hunt for the dream. The dream where you can sit back and do very little work, place bets and make very big profits. Itās a dream that is very tempting. But itās also a dream that is never going…
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May- 2015 -30 MayTips
Saturday Preview
A usual Saturdayās fare with a feast of top class racing today at Haydock, Newmarket and York including the Royal Ascot bound Limato who puts his 100% record on the line in the Sandy Lane Stakes at the Merseyside track this afternoon. You can be nothing but be impressed with the way that this Henry Candy trained 3 year old…
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28 MayAdvice
How To Keep Bookmakers Accounts Open
I’ve been asked quiet a few times in the last two weeks by our readers how is the best way to avoid closures by bookmakers and about shifting their betting over to Betfair. In all honesty although I’ve had many accounts closed I wish I’d known what I know now in order for this to never of happened. Of course…
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14 MayTips
The Dante Stakes – A Preview
The Dante Stakes is a Group 2 which is run over a distance of 1m 2f 88yds and has been traditionally seen as a key trial for the Epsom Derby. The race is named after Dante who was the last Northern trained horse to win the Derby way back in 1945. The race was first run in 1958 and since…
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12 MayStrategies
Portfolio Corner – A Trainer To Follow Right Now
Welcome to ‘Portfolio Corner’ I have been betting horses and sports for a living for a good few years now and my bets are based around systems, profiles, trends and stats. I have over 250 systems. I know that may appear a lot to some, but many are based around individual trainers and operate for perhaps one or two months…
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11 MayStrategies
Finding The Three Best Horses Using PIVās
Iāve been writing a fair bit about impact, and pool impact, values recently. Last week, on my blog post about creating power ratings, Michael asked me how to go about finding the best three horses using PIVās (pool impact values), otherwise known as a/e ratios. If youād like to learn how to make PIVās then you should check out this…
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9 MayAdvice
The Dante Festival: Three Days of Top Springtime Racing in York
If you’re looking for a way to usher in springtime and warm weather racing, head to York in May for the Dante Festival, where top trainers, jockeys and horses will gather for race results that set the tone for the rest of the season. The three-day festival, held May 13-15 in 2015 will feature exciting sprint and staying flat races,…
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4 MayAdvice
Power Ratings, A Different Approach
Following my article about working out the minimum odds you should bet at last week there were a lot of requests for a follow up about how to calculate power ratings. The truth is, there are loads of ways to calculate power ratings ranging from overly simplistic to overly complex. Which is the best? Well, to be honest… none. At…
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2 MayTips
The Qipco 2000 Guineas
Well I thought my selection last week Le Reve was going to get me off to a flyer with my first advice writing on the Race Advisor website, in with every chance going to the last the notorious Sandown hill unfortunately caught out my charge and he finished a gallant but one paced third showing a small profit for the…
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Apr- 2015 -25 AprilTips
BET 365 GOLD CUP SANDOWN 3.50
My first Saturday writing for the Race Advisor team and I have been given a real teaser as my opening gambit the Bet 365 Gold Cup over nearly three and three quarter miles of the tough but fair Sandown course. You need to get every yard of this trip as having been to the Esher venue on many occasions I…
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20 AprilAdvice
Work Out The Minimum Odds You Should Take In Less Than 5 Minutes
Recently Iāve been reading through some old betting magazines. And it was during one of these forays into a magazine that I read Alan Coldricks article on how to convert ratings into odds. Itās very difficult to determine whether a horse is offering value odds, even if you are using a reliable set of ratings. There are a variety of…
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