My racing interest started when I was studying for my Maths degree. I went to Goodwood for the first time with a friend from college and I ended up winning on a 33/1 shot. I was hooked from there. In the late 90s I wrote a couple of self-published books on draw bias and a few years later I collaborated with Andrew Mount and Graham Wheldon on the Raceform published book Sprintline 2002. I started an advisory service called drawn2win in 2001 where I gave daily race insights and tips which I did for 6 years. I worked on the Racing Post for a short time as a Spotlight writer and then spent just over 5 years working on the Racing and Football Outlook as a trend’s writer. Finally, I have written for numerous articles for different publications and website and at the last count they totalled just over 850.
Below you will find research on trainer Pam Sly along with some winning angles when following her horses. If Pam Sly has entries today then they will be listed below. Pam Sly Entries for Today (06-06-2023) 15:15 Southwell 6. Darting Rose Jockey: Obrien, P V 16:35 Leicester 7. Wintercrack Jockey: Kelly, Shane Pam Sly has a combined trainers licence for… Read More »Pam Sly Entries Today + When to Back Them
It is a fact that you can back all horses that travel over 250 miles to the racecourse for a small level stakes profit at Betfair SP and we have included below a list of all the longest travelling horses today. But if you want more profit you need to drill down and only bet the best selections. On this… Read More »Longest Travellers Horse Racing Today – We Have Today’s Travellers & a System to Profit From Them
It has been a long time (around 10 years) since I dug into data where I examine trainer performance with flat runners who have switched stables and are having his/her first run for a different trainer. The question is – what effect does a change of stables have on this first run for a new trainer? I have gathered data… Read More »Trainer performance with first run after horse switches stables.
Back in the summer of 2015 I looked at how horses performed next time out after running in a big flat race. There are two main reasons why I felt this was an area worth looking into, and indeed still do. Firstly, some horses can only peak for relatively short periods and hence those that do indeed peak for a… Read More »Future Race Pointers Re–Examined
With the turf flat season starting to get going, I have decided to look at last time out winners to see what I can glean – good or bad. It is not an area I have looked at for a while; the last time was an all weather piece I penned around Xmas 2019. This one has a slightly different… Read More »Turf Flat performance for LTO Handicap Winners
