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Sean Trivass has been involved in racing for close to 40 years, starting at the local paper and moving on via Timeform, Alan Brazil Racing, Betdaq, Shadowfax Racing (Sir Ivor), The Independent (Hyperion) and many others as a freelance.
Currently the racing editor of the Daily Sport, he is also the UK correspondent for Thoroughbred News Australia, works on the racing desk at the Press Association, contributes regular international articles for Racing Ahead magazine, runs his own website (Writesports.net), contributes to the Post Racing Podcast with Ron Robinson on a regular basis, and is the current chair of the Horseracing Bettors Forum, the only recognised body representing the day to day punter.
Living near East Grinstead, his local tracks include Lingfield, Goodwood, Plumpton, Brighton and Fontwell (where he held his wedding reception), while his father owned Northmore Stud who bred St Leger runner-up Kite Wood who raced in the Godolphin colours.
Away from his daily work he loves football, plays pool (badly) and has had numerous statistically based books on making money from racing published and still available via Amazon!
Updated for 2023 The Importance of a Horse’s Consistency This month’s article looks at the importance of a horse’s consistency when it comes to selecting winning bets. Is winning with consistent horses possible? Read on for my most profitable horse racing system for UK racing. (Below I will share the Dowst method with you which…
From the desk of; Andrew David It is funny in life how many people seem to fit in with their stereotype over time… Let’s take teachers and lecturers for example. I’ve lost count on how many I’ve seen wearing them tweed jackets with what seems like the obligatory leather elbow patches and brown or khaki…
There are numerous approaches punters take. Some use systems rigidly; some form read; some use ratings in some way be it computer generated, purchased or DIY ones. Others follow tipsters, some follow specific trainers, some follow their favourite jockeys. For this article I am going to share some of my latest research on jockeys. A…
I have written a few articles in the past on last time out winners, so I thought it would be interesting to look at last time out runners up. The focus for this piece is flat races, both turf and the all weather, with an added stipulation that the race must be a handicap, and…
As 2025 continues to hurtle towards the festive period, this time around we are going to highlight a few Jumps Trainers for you that have performed well at the start of the year, during the months of January and February. To keep things relevant, we are going to use the most recent 5-year period, 2021-2025,…
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…