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Trainer Stats – July Meeting

The Newmarket July Festival meeting sponsored by Moet & Chandon is real Champagne event and one of the Summer Flat Racing season’s highlights. More relaxed than Royal Ascot with a garden party atmosphere, it’s about style, Panama hats, strawberries and top class racing what more can you ask for! Well hopefully some warm sunshine although in the last couple of…

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Portfolio Corner – July Trainers To Follow

July brings the start of the two year-old nursery season and there are a number of trainers that have had decent success with their juveniles in this sphere. But before I get on to a couple of those trainers I would like to pass on a massive warning. BEWARE OF ANY MARK JOHNSON TRAINED NURSERY RUNNER The best season wins…

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Racing Dossier Review

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Weekly Eyecatchers

If you have been following these eyecatchers you will have had a couple of nice winners over the weekend with Master The World 4/1 winning at Newmarket on Saturday and Diamondsandrubies 8/1, winning the big Group 1 race at the Curragh on Sunday and bigger prices were available in the morning for both horses! It looks like we will have…

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Saturday Preview

A rare day off the racing for me yesterday as I went to see one of the best rock bands ever The Who in Hyde Park London. This is not the first time that I have seen them but again they were totally awesome and blew me away, they certainly know how to entertain and had the audience rocking with…

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Weekly Eyecatchers

With Royal Ascot now out of the way there is a little hole in the racing this week but hopefully my latest list of eyecatchers will help the void. I wasn’t going to but as an extra bonus I have added some tracker horses from last weeks Royal Ascot which means your are now fully up to date with all…

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Royal Ascot – Day Five Preview

So today sees the final day of the Royal meeting and there is again a wealth of top class racing to get your teeth into. Yesterday was a shade disappointing for me on the betting front as although I came out of the day just a shade down thanks to Future Empire running in to a place in the last…

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Royal Ascot Racing Review

It’s Day 2 of the Royal Ascot. The meeting is of course the centrepiece of Ascot’s 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 ‘English’ event off the track and a conspicuous celebration of wealth and nowhere…

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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 couldn’t 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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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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What You Should Expect In Downswings

I’m 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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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 – 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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A Complete Strategy From Rating Through To Odds Lines

Over the last few weeks I’ve 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 that’s exactly what I’m going to do now. This post assumes that you have read both the previous posts and…

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Saturday Preview

What more can a man want the sun is shining and I’m 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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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. We’re 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. It’s a dream that is very tempting. But it’s also a dream that is never going…

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Saturday Preview

A usual Saturday’s 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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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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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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