How to win at horse racing and betting generally
In his book Enemy Number One, Patrick Veitch gives a ‘tongue in cheek’laying method which is described on P243 as now probably the best laying system in racing, for those that who want to play bookmaker is to lay all horses trained by Stuart Williams. Anybody following this system would have shown a huge profit. The market and the press… Read More »The Reverse Veitch Method
Over the years, we all have ideas, and we sometimes write them down or perhaps run some analysis and occasionally, we actually put them into practice. Something I have been guilty of though, is actually not reviewing and looking at these thoughts and angles and thinking, what if I put A with B or X with Y or even A… Read More »The New Approach
The Grand National – Saturday 15th April As usual, I’ll be having a few goes at the Grand National, with the first being Le Milos. Dan Skelton has been terrific this season in getting his horses ready for a particular day. He did it with Protektorat in the Betfair Chase, Ashdown Lad in the Becher and also Le Milos in… Read More »The Grand National
Our next instalment of Lose Less kindly provided by the author, John Cutts. Early reviews for the book have been very positive with an overall 4 star rating as I type. If you can’t wait for 12 months you can get it in paperback or on Kindle here Chapter 3 – The First Fruits Are Borne Before that though, some… Read More »Lose Less by John Cutts – Part III
Supreme Novices Hurdle Now is the time to get stuck into Facile Vega. The amount of talking people are doing about this horse is ridiculous. He ran a bad race, like 99.9% of horses do, forget about it and move on. Comparing the race to the Irish Champion Hurdle and the Liffey Handicap you can see how fast they went… Read More »The Cheltenham Festival continued…
