How to win at horse racing and betting generally
There are certain race types that many punters avoid and in general claiming races are one such race type. However, in my experience they are nowhere near as tricky as most punters think. It should be stated though that this type of race is getting rarer and rarer in this country, so we need to make the most of them… Read More »Claimers on The Flat (Turf and All Weather)
King George VI Chase – Kempton The festive highlight is set to be a good challenge between the UK and Ireland this year, with a few big guns set to make the trip over the Irish sea for Kempton on Boxing Day. Gold Cup winner Minella Indo looks like making his way over, as to avoid a clash with his… Read More »Christmas Bets and Early Cheltenham Offerings
By the time you read this article, the All Weather season will be getting into full swing. All weather racing has often got a bit of raw deal from some flat aficionados, but I think the quality of racing has steadily improved over the years, and from a flat fan myself it means we get flat racing all year round.… Read More »An All Weather guide for this winter
Ladbrokes Trophy A race steeped in history; the Ladbrokes Trophy is a key focal point for top three mile chasers at the start of the season. This is mainly for one of two reasons – there is either a top horse (or more) from last season that will attempt to carry a big weight. Or there are high class novices… Read More »Ladbrokes Trophy and Early Cheltenham
As a punter I am sure you have read on numerous occasions something along the lines of ‘this is an eye catching jockey booking’. However, how often do these eye catching jockey bookings provide a winning bet? This question has made me want to find out, or at least try to! For this piece I have looked at National Hunt… Read More »Jockey bookings – can we gain an edge?
