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  • Nov- 2017 -
    28 November
    News
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    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, Bristol De Mai Blows Away Rivals But Won’t Win A Gold Cup! Bristol De Mai is one of those horses not only does he handle the mud he relishes it. His win in the Grade 1 Betfair Chase now means he has produced his best two performances on Racing Post Ratings at Haydock on testing ground. His trainer…

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  • 23 November
    News

    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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  • 22 November
    News

    Micro-Angle – Trainers to Note in the Next 7 Days

    Hi all, Last weekend saw the first big handicap races of the winter jump season with the BetVictor Gold Cup, I can remember when the race was called the ‘Mackeson’ Gold Cup, and the Greatwood Handicap Hurdle. Between now and Christmas there seems to be a big handicap every Saturday. Over the past two weeks, I gave you a couple…

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  • 21 November
    News

    It’s here! The big-money Day 10!

    Hello friends! You’ve heard of the 12 days of Christmas. Well, we’ve been doing the 10 days of RICHES! And the tenth day is here – meaning an amazing free bonus offer is about to be unlocked. But before that, let me tell you about the latest product to drop to 99p. And we’ve saved the BIGGEST deal for last. Because The Power Of…

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  • 21 November
    News
    horse racing

    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 November
    Advice

    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 ÂŁ100, Sports Trading…

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  • 16 November
    News

    Day 6: Get Profit Recall for 99p!

    The deals just keep coming! Today, Profit Recall is tumbling in price. It’s probably the greatest and smartest racing tool we have ever made. And it can be yours for just 99p. Rather than the usual ÂŁ47 It’s all because we’re celebrating turning 10 – but instead of receiving presents… We’re giving them to you. In the form of mega-low deals that literally make no…

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  • 16 November
    News

    Micro-Angles – A Profile Horse & Some Ante Post Information

    The Profile Horse Tangramm – Trained By Dean Ivory, the 5-year-old’s career record on the all-weather is 7 wins from 21 runs Strike Rate 33% SP Profit +1.13 10 placed Place Strike Rate 48% The son of Sakhees Secret wins his fair share of races then although it’s worth bearing in mind that he his losing run does go back…

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  • 15 November
    News

    Day 5: UK Racing News for just 99p!

    How about this for the deal of the century? Give me 99p… …And I’ll give you a totally legal loophole that will give you a long-term betting income. It’s not every day I give away all the incredible products we spent so long making for 99p. But the Race Advisor has just turned 10 and we wanted to make a big birthday bang. And how…

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  • 15 November
    News

    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 November
    News

    Day 4: Get Betting Bounty for 99p!

    It’s day four of the great birthday bonanza! And it’s a big one today because Betting Bounty is dropping its price to just 99p. This is a mega discount – as it normally costs ÂŁ44.40. That’s 97.8% off! So, how does it work? Here’s what your 99p gets you… >> Bets that can’t lose, in your email inbox the day before the race. >>…

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  • 14 November
    News
    horse racing

    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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  • 11 November
    News

    The birthday madness continues

    Yeah, we’re going to hold our hands up… That person who brings cakes into work when it’s our birthday – that’s us! But we’ve been handing out better goodies than cakes this week. The Race Advisor has just turned 10 – and we’re giving away everything that isn’t bolted down! Yesterday, we brought you the breathtaking Betting Speed Evolution for just 99p. Today, we’re doing the same…

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  • 11 November
    News

    Micro-Angles – Weekend Big Race Trends

    Two big handicaps this weekend, the November Handicap at Doncaster and the Badger Ales Trophy over jumps a Wincanton. Here are some key trends from both races that will hopefully help you when it comes to shortlisting. Starting with the November Handicap. Doncaster – November Handicap – 1m 4f – The figures are from 2008 to 2016 and consist of…

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  • 9 November
    Advice

    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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  • 9 November
    News

    The first look at our new website!

    Ten years ago today the Race Advisor was launched. In that time, we’ve made a lot of punters LOADS of money. And a lot of bookies very, very angry (sorry guys!) So today we’re celebrating – by lifting the curtain on our brand new website. To help you keep those racing profits rolling in for the NEXT ten years. And you’re going to have the…

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  • 9 November
    News

    Micro-Angles – Profile Horse

    This week’s horse in profile is the Paul Nicholls trained Le Prezien. The six-year-old made a decent start to his chasing career last season, winning two of his seven starts over the larger obstacles. He made an encouraging start to the season when beaten just a neck at Cheltenham last month. The ground was good that day which wouldn’t be…

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  • 8 November
    News

    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 November
    News
    horse racing

    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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  • 4 November
    News

    A donkey ate my car!

    Sometimes it’s OK to laugh at someone’s misfortune, I feel. And that sometimes is when the owner of a lurid orange supercar has the car eaten… By a donkey who mistook it for a carrot. Ha! It sounds insane, but this actually happened. The hungry donkey, whose name is Vitus, began gnawing the orange McLaren after it was parked beside his enclosure in Germany. Vitus the…

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