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  • Aug- 2017 -
    4 August
    News

    Take Cover Can Win The King George Stakes Again

    Take Cover won the King George Stakes at Goodwood last year and the horse can win the race again on Thursday. The highlight of the fourth day of the meeting is a Group 2 contest over five furlongs for colts, geldings and fillies. Twelve horses have been declared and Take Cover looks an each way bet to nothing. Three-year-olds get…

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  • 3 August
    News

    Winter Can Complete The 1,000 Guineas And Nassau Stakes Double

    Winter cannot be ignored in the Nassau Stakes which is the highlight of the third day of Glorious Goodwood.  The Aidan O’Brien trained horse has the edge on ratings but So Di Mar looks overpriced on form and historical figures. The race is a Group 1 contest for fillies and mares aged three or older. The younger generation get an…

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  • 2 August
    News

    Today’s Sussex Stakes Race De-Mystified

    Yesterday we just missed out on a winner with Big Orange, today Ian has done a complete analysis of the Sussex Stakes racing at 3:35 pm at Goodwood. You can read the entire analysis here. We’re keeping it short and sweet in this week’s emails because we know that you want to focus on the Goodwood Festival.

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  • 1 August
    Advice
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    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, Enable The Best Filly John Gosden Has  Trained Enable’s win in the Saturday’ s Group 1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes stamped her as the middle distance horse in Europe as the three-year-old beat the older horses in decisive fashion. Granted last years winner Highland Reel, who finished 4th, didn’t like the ground and the…

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  • Jul- 2017 -
    31 July
    Advice

    Do Our Strategies Actually Work?

    There’s one thing that makes the Race Advisor different to every other betting website out there. Okay, there’s more than one ;), but there’s one which stands out… Our focus is to help you learn to use and adapt, betting strategies and techniques so they work for you, with your risk levels, your bankrolls and the time you have available.…

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  • 29 July
    Advice

    The Cause of 99% of Betting System Failures

    Using betting systems is probably the most popular form of finding selections. Also, amongst horse racing fans, the actual building of the systems is very popular. The only problem is that most betting systems fail to make the profits that they’ve promised to deliver. And the primary reason for this is
 backfitting. Well, that’s the name that most people use.…

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  • 29 July

    Eye-Catchers Saturday Preview

    Eyecatchers Weekend Preview King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes – Ascot The King George VI hasn’t really caught the imagination of racing fans, well it hasn’t mine anyway but it’s the start of a tremendous weeks racing and betting with the Goodwood and Galway Festivals to enjoy The ante post favourite Highland Reel and Jack Hobbs will be…

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  • 25 July
    News

    My Teacher’s in the Pub!

    So the school holidays are here. But who are all those extra people in the pub? Teachers! A survey out last week asked teachers what they did in their six-week summer break. Top answer: sleep. Fair enough. Second top answer: drink! Well, wrangling a classroom of 30 kids probably will do that. For any teachers reading – or, indeed, anyone – here’s…

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  • 25 July
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, After last weeks bumper article, this one is a bit lighter on the eye catchers front. This Weeks Eyecatcher’s There are three horses that should be added to your trackers this week. I will also be adding two more on winnable handicap marks exclusively for Eyecatcher Pro subscribers Friday 21st June Hamilton Six Strings – Richard Fahey –…

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  • 24 July
    News

    Market Movers: Should You Follow the Money?

    For some punters, seeing a rapid fluctuation in the market is like holding a red rag to a bull. They simply can’t help themselves and plunge in without taking a host of other considerations into account. However, while it is easy to find stories of horses heavily backed in from long odds that go on to win; the many occasions…

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  • 21 July
    Advice

    Horse Racing Micro Angle

    We have two micro angles that you can add to your betting portfolios in today’s article. Mark Johnston’s Newmarket July Festival Angle Trainer Mark Johnston likes to have a winner or two at the meeting and since 2007 he the top trainer in terms of winners – 14 winners from 98 runners 15% +18.33 A/E 1.25 30 placed 31%. That…

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  • 18 July
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, A bit of a bumper edition this week so I will apologise for the length.  We’ve got five eyecatchers from last weeks horse racing and right at the end a quick look at some of the key trends for Saturday’s big race the Wetherby’s Super Sprint at Newbury. Let’s begin with a look back to Saturday’s action. Did…

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  • 18 July
    Advice

    Van Der Wheil (The Calculations)

    The Van Der Wheil (VDW) ratings have a cult-like status amongst some horse racing bettors, yet very few people know how to calculate them. This post is going to show you how to calculate both the Ability and Form ratings so that you can do it for yourself on any race, any day. VDW Ability Rating Calculations To calculate the…

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  • 17 July
    News

    Micro Betting Angles (here’s one)

    How does a 64% strike rate sound? Or a 39% return on investment? Not bad for a Monday morning eh 😉 These are the kind of returns that can only be made using micro angles.  A micro-angle is a very niche betting system that takes advantage of something very specific. For example… If you follow Andrew Balding’s horses in Maiden…

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  • 13 July
    Advice

    Horse Racing Micro Angle

    We have four micro angles that you can add to your betting portfolios in today’s article. The first one focuses on trainer Andrew Balding’s runners in maiden races. Here are the criteria: Trainer: Andrew Balding Race Type: Maiden Class Move: Same Days Since Last Run: 6 to 30 days Last Time Out Placing: 2nd Since 2011 this angle has produced…

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  • 12 July
    Strategies

    4 Simple Steps To Finding 37% Profits

    THE RESULTS PROFIT +94.33WINS 29BETS 177STRIKE RATE 16%ROI 53%RESULTS FILE ACCESS TO RACING DOSSIER FOR JUST ÂŁ1.97

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  • 11 July
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, Thrilling Coral Eclipse Won By A Nose! Well, what a thriller the Coral Eclipse turned out to be with the Sir Michael Stoute-trained Ulysses just getting the better of the Richard Hannon-trained Barney Roy in a head-bobbing finish. The winner was idling just before the line and I really had thought that Jockey James Doyle had galvanised Barney…

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  • 7 July
    News

    Caan Berry – Trading Guide Review

    [review] Product Name: Pre-Race Trading Guide Author: Caan Berry Contact Details: https://caanberry.com Price: ÂŁ39 Money Back Guarantee: None Offered Where to Buy: http://caanberry.com/idevaffiliate/idevaffiliate.php?id=122 Brief Summary: This is an e-book written about the characteristics of a betting market from a proven Betfair trader. Suggesting several strategies and best execution practices within horse racing markets. How Much Do I Need To Get Started?…

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  • 7 July
    Advice
    horse racing

    Weekly Eye-Catchers – Horse Racing

    Hi all, Derby Hero Is Retired! Well, what did we learn from the Weekend’s Irish Derby? For me the win of Aiden O’Brien’s second string Capri underlined the Ballydoyle don’t have an outstanding three-year-old middle distance colt this season. Epsom Derby hero Wings of Eagles could only finish 3rd but after the race he was found have sustained a career…

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  • 3 July
    News

    Oooh, suits you sir

    It’s a fact that different horses have different preferences when it comes to racing. One of those preferences is the course they’re running at. In the UK and IRE, every course has very specific characteristics and, with a little bit of extra effort, it’s possible to find if a horse has a preference for the course they’re about to race…

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