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From the Bulletin
Avoid the Royal Wedding with these weekend bets…
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...
read moreTry out the market reader strategy
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...
read moreApply this strategy to the racing this weekend…
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...
read moreSolving the two-year-old puzzle…
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...
read moreLessons from the Grand National!
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...
read moreIt’s Grand National time!
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...
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