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How to win at horse racing and betting generally
Now, as we are nearing April, you may have started to see different publications and papers publish trends looking forward to some of the big races from the upcoming Aintree Grand National Festival Meeting. Such pieces usually look back at the last 10 years of the race in question. I have plenty experience of this…
The Grand National is simply the most famous horse race on the planet, bar none! The history of the Grand National, now sponsored by Randox, can be traced back to the early 1800’s. In February 1839, Lottery became the first winner of the Grand Liverpool Steeplechase, the race that would become known as the Grand…
It’s that time again The draw and potential draw biases is where my interest in horse racing began. It was around 1996 / 1997 when I remember reading some excellent draw articles by Russell Clarke in a magazine called Odds On. Within days of being inspired I was doing my own draw research using my…
A lot is spoken and written about draw bias in the mainstream media, and understandably so because it can be a major determinant in the outcome of flat races. The problem is that, as more information comes to light on the subject, the prices of favourably drawn runners diminish. In plain English, finding winners becomes…
The 2025 Cheltenham Festival gets underway on Tuesday 11th March with the feature event being the Champion Hurdle, a Grade 1 race over 2 miles, featuring the most skilled hurdlers in the world. The opening day begins with the Supreme Novices Hurdle which in recent times has been won by such horses as Constitution Hill…