The performance of favourites in Ascot this week (only two and a joint-favourite have obliged since Tuesday) reminds me to remind you that in this world of laying, there is money to be made in taking on favourites. Here’s what one happy member of What Really Wins Money had to say about one of my […]
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...I am back home from Japan after a very interesting trip to the Land of the Rising Sun. I’m seeing my dad off at the airport later today, so it’s back to a full work schedule for yours truly. What a time to return! The World Cup kicked off with Russia spanking the Saudis 5-0. […]
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...By the time you read this, I will be in Japan accompanying my Dad, following in the football steps of such greats as Gary Lineker and Arsene Wenger, who both stayed there for a time. In between sushi, sake and sumo, I will be looking at the World Cup to see if I can sniff […]
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The Irish 2000 Guineas last week saw Romanised Mig, Gustav Klimt and US Navy Flag. Those latter two horses were two of three horses at 5/1 and lower and Gustav was one of two horses with a run at Newmarket last time out (14 of the last 16 winners had same). And as to the […]
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...Did you enjoy last weekend? An early Chelsea goal in the F.A. Cup final had me licking my lips for my 2-1 and 1-2 scorelines, but Man Utd limped yet again in front of goal. What a pity. In the Lokinge Stakes, I gave a shortlist of Rhodadendron, Addeybb, Lancaster Bomber and Deauville each way. […]
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...I don’t know about you, but I will be trying to avoid coverage of the marriage between (suspiciously) ginger Harry and Meghan Sparkle. I did place a bet on Arsene Wenger to take Meghan Sparkle down the aisle (seeing as he has some time on his hands this Saturday), but that looks like a losing […]
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Did you try your hand at market reading from last week’s eletter? If not, and you’re still unsure, you can paper trade. Go to www.racingpost.com, Cards, Today’s Cards and ‘Show all racecards for this meeting on one page’. Once you have done that, either take a screenshot, or note the time and Betting Forecast. 155 Curragh […]
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I would like to follow on from last Friday’s eletter with an example of race reading which can be applied to those races this Flat season where form is limited (two-year-old horse races, typically). This is a Novice race. We have the Betting Forecast at the base of the race card: Now, follow the […]
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... I would like to follow on from last Friday’s eletter with an example of race reading which can be applied to those races this Flat season where form is limited (two-year-old horse races, typically). This is a Novice race. We have the Betting Forecast at the base of the race card: Now, follow the […]
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The Flat season is distinct from the Jumps season: quite apart from the obvious, with the Flat season, we have the draw bias (www.drawbias.com is a great start here for more info) – wait for the Chester May meeting to see the mother of all draw biases – and we also have the two-year-old puzzle… The […]
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I thought the Grand National research went rather well. A pity that we got chinned by Davy. Pleasant Company and Milansbar were the two placed horses. Pleasant Company was majestic throughout the Grand National. From the get-go, the horse was up the front, jumping great, and his odds kept falling constantly. It’s the last fence! […]
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...There’s only one race on everyone’s mind this weekend, and that’s the Grand National. Yes, that sure-thing betting medium that is a 30-fence, 40-runner, 4-mile Handicap Chase. The sure way to riches… not! I cannot leave this eletter, surely, without a look at this race. Where do we start? With the stats. I love this […]
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...The Masters Golf has begun in Augusta. How are the selections progressing? I decided to avoid Tiger Woods. I only wish I had layed Tiger. He is out to odds of 48. Jordan Spieth’s odds are as low as 3.2 and we are only half way through the Masters. Cash out now if you followed […]
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...FORE! That’s the word that tends to accompany any shot I do on the golf course. Don’t watch me play golf please. It is actually less painful to visit a dentist for a root canal. I mention golf because the Masters at Augusta begins this week, from the 5th to the 8th April. I didn’t make it […]
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...That’s Cheltenham done for another year. The Betting Doctor came out good on the Friday with a 1-2 in the Gold Cup and around an 11 points profit for the festival. Superb stuff, considering he did all of his form research in February’s edition of What Really Wins Money. If you’re not a WRWM member […]
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