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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…
Some trainers are substantially more capable at successfully placing their young un-exposed Handicappers than most of their counterparts, especially when it comes to races restricted to three-year-olds. These types of contests are generally packed full of lightly raced individuals, a percentage of them often having previously been run under conditions that won’t have allowed them…
The countdown to the 2024 Cheltenham Festival has ramped up another gear with numerous “pointer races” being run as trainers and connections work out how to get their pride and joy in the best condition to win one of the twenty eight prestigious contests over the four days at Prestbury Park. In the meantime, we…
It’s a simple fact that some trainers are significantly more skilled at successfully placing their young un-exposed Handicappers than some of their counterparts. As always, these opportunities need to be exploited by us shrewd punters. If there is an edge available, then we need to be all over it and filling up our betting banks…
Hi All For this month’s Research Corner piece, we are going to focus on a potentially profitable Sire angles involving New Bay. New Bay At the time of writing New Bay is standing at Ballylinch Stud which is nestled in County Kilkenny, Ireland. The current stud fee is €37,500 and he started his career as…