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Well the 2019 flat season is all but finished. Our attention now turns to the winter jumps game. The National Hunt season really takes off during November. We have Cheltenham’s second meeting of the winter jumps season. It’s a three-day meeting which begins on Friday 15th November. The feature races are the BetVictor Gold Cup…
There are several horses in training that switch between racing on the Flat and racing in a National Hunt race. In this article I am going to see whether there is any worthwhile data out there that will either point me in the direction of a good bet, or indeed highlight a poor bet to…
Five trainers who excel with their early season Turf Handicappers (March & April) We are now approaching the stage of the season where the major National Hunt Festivals and meetings are coming at us from all angles. It’s very easy to get consumed and bogged down by the Cheltenham’s, Aintree’s and Punchestown’s of this world…
I am revisiting an article I wrote a couple of years ago regarding trainers that excel with their stayers on the flat and on the all-weather (AW). The reason for that is two-fold. Firstly, the trainers I highlighted did well and made me a few quid, and, secondly I have had another 2 years to…
This month we venture into Wales. Having started last month with Ayr, home of the Scottish National, it seemed a good idea to move onto Chepstow, the home of the Welsh National next. Chepstow is another dual code course with plenty of racing on the Flat as well. The course itself is in the Wye…
In last month’s Research Corner, we highlight a few Jumps Trainers for you that have performed well at the start of the year, during the months of January and February. That piece was based on Chasers, so for the follow up we will switch our tack to the Hurdlers. To keep things relevant, we are…