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Northumberland Plate Last seasons Northumberland Plate was a bit of an anomaly, with horses rated as low as 84 getting into the race. Usually, you would need to be in the 90s to make the cut, so that’s where I’m focusing my attention. The one sticking out to me off a mark of 94 is
Hi all At the time of writing, we are at the mid-point of this year’s Royal Ascot Festival and so far, the weather has been kind for the folk that have been allowed to attend as part of the Government’s Events Research Programme as they try to get to grips with the on-going Covid pandemic.
I’ve been testing a system recently and it’s been emotional, a bit of a roller coaster. Do you get that feeling when you follow something that seems to work, it keeps making profit, but you just keep expecting it to fail. I’m quite positive about most things but have to be cynical about betting systems
Years of gambling have instilled in me an automatic response to always look for edges and solve problems. That mindset has spilled over into non-gambling areas of my life, too. For example, one of my major gripes in life – and no doubt one of yours – is queuing. It is particularly annoying at supermarkets
And with it, so are my Tales From The Rails, although they will be far more sporadic this summer than they were when last seen a couple of years ago. Whilst the books are back, there are far less of them under the new Covid restrictions, with each course having its own rules. For the
Cost: €20.00 per week / €50.00 per month / €120.00 per quarter The Trial: As the name implies this is a laying service concentrating on the lower end of the market. All of the lays are 1 point and the maximum price laid is 3/1 or 4.00. They service suggests laying a minute or two
The other day I was sitting at my computer screen trying to calculate how many horse racing articles I have written over the past 20 years. It is obviously difficult to be precise, but I would estimate somewhere between 700 and 800. Indeed, I have over 600 saved on my computer but I am missing
Another article looking at some of the big British & Irish handicap races in the flat racing calendar. Highlighting some key race trends and possible contenders. Today it’s a race from the Epsom Derby Festival – The Epsom ‘Dash’ Last month’s look at the Chester Cup highlighted this year’s winner the Dermot Weld trained Falcon
Queen Mary The juvenile races can be quite tricky to size up at this stage, but when horses grab you, I like to take advantage. Clive Cox’s Get Ahead was very professional on her debut when she won at Ascot, beating a horse with previous experience. She wasn’t keen, knew her job well and asserted
Hi Rory, and many thanks for joining us this month. Firstly, would you tell our readers a little about yourself together with how you came to be interested in the world of horse racing? Was there anything that specifically attracted you to the sport of kings, and as a racing correspondent for the Irish Field
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