How to win at horse racing and betting generally
The following article is designed to enable the reader to produce their own betting forecast or tissue prices. Devised by Rory Delargy of Racing Consultants the method will hopefully help you to find your preferred your daily value bets. The job of the odds compiler may be one surrounded in mathematics, but ultimately there will aways be a massive amount… Read More »A Revision of Compiling “Tissue Odds” from Ratings – Part I
The flat season is just beginning to kick into gear, but I don’t have particularly strong views on either of the Guineas currently. And we do still have the Punchestown Festival with regards to the jumps, but I’m not too sure what’s going to run so I don’t fancy playing the guessing game. However, now we’re past Cheltenham and Aintree,… Read More »Cheltenham Festival 2023
Without a doubt the most difficult race of the year for us horse racing enthusiasts to find the winner of. But the opportunity to back horses at wild prices is very appealing, and my feeling is that the way the sport seems to be going, recency bias is becoming more and more prominent. This leads to horses being too short… Read More »The Grand National
Profit From Unusual Betting Pattern Profits This strategy is all about shadowing money from those that may be up to no good and where ‘we’ the average punter can gain if we stick to our normal staking level in terms of what we stand to lose on each bet. The question is, can you shadow this money to make a… Read More »Out Of Sync Profits
Arkle Chase Four of the last seven renewals have gone the way of Willie Mullins and if Ferny Hollow hadn’t suffered an injury, I think it would likely have been five of the last eight going back to Closutton. The Irish Champion trainer certainly doesn’t have a bad substitute in Blue Lord, but I don’t think he’s on the same… Read More »Cheltenham Festival – The Bets
