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  • Dec- 2015 -
    29 December
    News
    horse racing

    Weekly EyeCatchers – Horse Racing

    The Eyecatchers provided us with some nice winners over the festive horse racing period courtesy of Full Shift 6/1, Tea For Two 5/2 and The Last Samuri 13/2 and hopefully some of you will have been on the Gary Moore trained Ar Mad in the big novices chase at Kempton on Sunday. In my review of the Tingle Creek meeting…

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  • 22 December
    Advicehorse racing

    Weekly Eyecatchers – Horse Racing

    Christmas is almost upon us once again and with it comes some outstanding horse racing. Kempton’s host the William Hill Winter Festival, with the King George VI taking centre stage on the 26th and on the 27th we have the latest renewal of the Coral Welsh Grand National at Chepstow. Meanwhile over in Ireland we have some really tremendous racing…

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  • 16 December
    Advice

    What Is A Neural Network & How Is It Used In Horse Racing?

    The term ‘Neural Network’ can seem a bit daunting if it’s the first time you’ve ever heard it but in reality, it is simply a computerised system that learns which combination of inputs leads to a certain output. This is of course a remarkably simplistic way of describing a neural network but since full explanations tend to come in the…

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  • 15 December
    News
    horse racing

    Weekly Eyecatchers – Horse Racing

    A quiet week on the horse racing winner’s front but for those of you who subscribe to the Eyecatcher Pro software you would have been on Dolphin Village, one my eyecatcher extra’s, who won at 7/2 at Lingfield, 9/2 was available in the morning for those who take early prices. On Friday we had a really excellent 2nd place at…

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  • 14 December
    Advice

    Horse Race Ratings… How Many Is Enough

    There is no such thing as analysing a horse race without using horse race ratings. Whatever paper or website you open that horse racing information there will be ratings. The reason for that is
 In order to assess something we need to make it tangible. Although we think we’re given a lot of information about horse racing, in fact we’re…

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  • 9 December
    Advice

    How Are Topspeed Ratings Calculated?

    Anyone who has ever attempted to analyse horse racing will know it’s all too easy to get buried beneath a cavalcade of statistical data; and not all of it is useful! Serious punters always look to have an edge on the bookie by creating various systems based on dozens of different racing criteria. As well as the Timeform Ratings, Racing…

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  • 8 December
    News
    horse racing

    Weekly Eyecatchers – Horse Racing

    A profitable Friday and Saturday for the Eycatchers as Woodford County, won Exeter’s Devon National on Friday at 8/1 and on Saturday Carole’s Destrier won the staying handicap at Sandown at an SP of 5/1, bigger was available early in the day for those who grabbed the early prices. I seem to be doing best in 3m+ handicap chases at…

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  • 7 December
    Advice

    How A Race Horse Improves Its Class

    Between National Hunt and Flat races there are a variety of classifications and unless you are an experienced horse racing enthusiast, the sheer number of conditions in each race can be off-putting. However, if you’re prepared to put the time and effort into analysing the ratings of each horse, you’re likely to be rewarded over the course of time. The…

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  • 2 December
    Advice
    horse racing

    How To Get Out Of A Hole When Trading On Any Sport

    Sports trading basically means the art of ‘backing’ and ‘laying’ betting odds in order to make a profit before the end of an event and more popularly used in horse racing. When you ‘back’ something you are hoping for that event to occur and when you ‘lay’ you are banking on that event NOT happening. For example: You bet ÂŁ10…

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  • 1 December
    News
    horse racing

    Weekly Eyecatchers – Horse Racing

    After a frustrating run it was good to see Entihaa win at Wolverhampton on Monday. I got on at 4/1 this morning and the value of taking early prices was reinforced as the horse was well backed into 9/4 at the off. As I said in last weeks column he “can win again on his favourite surface” Last weekend we…

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  • Nov- 2015 -
    30 November
    News

    Archive Betting Systems – Horse Racing (AW Investment)

    Back in October I wrote the first post using archived betting systems. The idea was that we could take an old betting systems rules for horse racing, see if it worked or not and then discover whether we could make it turn a profit. It proved to be very popular and so in today’s post I thought we would look…

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  • 26 November
    Advice

    How Racecourses Are Graded In Horse Racing

    How Racecourses Are Graded If you are relatively new to horse racing, all the talk about courses, grades and classes is more than a bit perplexing. For a start, jump races (also known as National Hunt) and flat races have separate ‘grades’ and ‘classes’ but don’t confuse the grade of a ‘race’ with the grade of an actual racecourse. In…

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  • 24 November
    News

    Weekly Eyecatchers – Horse Racing

    Not many runners last week but one of my recent eyecatchers Rich Again ran at Wolverhampton on Saturday evening and shaped well again when finishing 4th. The six year old is becoming a very well handicapped horse in horse racing and must be backed next time out in my opinion! Another eyecatcher to run last week was Compton Bird. The…

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  • 23 November
    Strategies

    Van Der Wilding: A Horse Racing Betting Strategy Part 2

    In my last post on the Van Der Wilding method, I looked at how I’ve adjusted the original system to find contenders. The focus of today’s post is how to reduce those contenders into selections using form reading. To do this I’m going to be using the ratings inside the Racing Dossier to analyse this race. Form Reading with Racing…

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  • 18 November
    Advice

    The Friendly Horse

    The Friendly Horse I wonder how many of us, who enjoy horse racing, ever think about WHY there is a mostly cooperative relationship between horse and jockey? Very few animals are able to adapt to domestication or develop a cooperative relationship with humans. Cats and dogs are obvious examples of species who have adapted to domestication. On the face of it,…

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  • 17 November
    News
    horse racing

    Weekly EyeCatchers – Horse Racing

    Another three winners from the Eyecatcher horses last week coming courtesy of Izmir, Final Assault and King Massini! Like last week there were a few horses to catch my eye for this week’s article. Here are six that should provide you with some winning opportunities in the coming weeks through horse racing. As ever for those of you with Eyecatcher…

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  • 16 November
    Advice

    Do Trainers With Only One Horse At A Meeting Make Profits?

    Training a horse is a very expensive process as well as being incredibly hard work. Basic expenses include bedding, feed, stall rent, an exercise rider, supplements and a variety of other equipment. Then there is the small matter of transporting the horse to meetings and paying the jockey. In simple terms, trainers are dependent on purse winnings (and betting winnings)…

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  • 11 November
    Advice

    A 10 Step Guide To Finding Selections On All-Weather For Horse Racing

    I believe that All-Weather (AW) horse racing offers one of the best opportunities to create a winning system. When you know what to look for, it has the potential to be the most profitable of all types of horse racing on offer. Those who hate AW racing say it is too unpredictable but the opposite is actually the case. Then…

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  • 10 November
    Newshorse racing

    Weekly EyeCatchers – Horse Racing

    Well the winners keep flowing out of the notebook and this is why we love horse racing! Aristo Du Plessies won twice at 5/1 and evens and on Saturday there was a fantastic 25/1 second at Doncaster courtesy of Jamaican Bolt and for a few strides in the final furlong I thought it was going to be another Chill The…

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  • 9 November
    Strategies

    Van Der Wilding: A Horse Racing Betting Strategy

    Over a year ago I wrote a couple of posts on the Van Der Wheil method used in horse racing. The first one was called The Van Der Wheil Method and it outlined how the ratings are calculated. The second one was called A Method For Using Van Der Wheil and is a video outlining a strategy that you can…

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