Posted by Cliff at Apr 25th, 2008 in Betting Advice
For those who have visited a horse racing track or two in order to watch a horse race, the sport is a very exciting one indeed. The sport is even much more exciting when you have something at stake on the potential outcome of the race, ie when you are betting on horses. You don’t […]
Posted by Cliff at Apr 24th, 2008 in All Weather Racing, Irish Racing
I am pleased to see the results from the Punchestown Guinness Gold Cup - Neptune Collonges in first, of course, comes as little surprise to those of us who’ve followed this horse throughout his career. Insider tips were all leaning on this favourite as the one to beat. The final results of the […]
Posted by Cliff at Apr 22nd, 2008 in Irish Racing, Key Racing Information
As Punchestown approaches - I’m going to take a closer look at some of the horses that will be participating in this coming event.
The latest speculations are whether Fiveforthree will live up to the Cheltenham Festival victory when he races at the Champion Novice Hurdle at Punchestown. I’m convinced that the true test in this […]
Posted by Cliff at Apr 14th, 2008 in Betting Advice
There may be no such thing as guaranteed “wins” when it comes to horse racing, or gambling overall for that matter. But one thing I can guarantee is that using particular methods to increase your odds of winning will help dramatically. I can tell you from personal experience that the right techniques work - and […]
The National finished and the top prize claimed - Jockeys took a moment on April 5th to comment about the race and the performance of the horses. As I noted previously on this blog - these are the kind of comments that we should be paying attention to. How did the horses perform and react […]
Posted by Cliff at Apr 9th, 2008 in Betting Advice, Betting Exchanges
Horse racing and betting is of course one of the most popular pastimes in the UK. Until quite recently, all bets on horses were placed by punters via their local bookies. However the internet has brought with it the latest concept in horse racing and betting - the use and concept of betting exchanges.
With the advent of betting […]
We will be taking this week to review some of the elements surrounding events at the Grand National this weekend. Of course, most importantly in case no one has heard yet - the news throughout the horse racing community is the resounding win of Comply or Die at the Grand National over the Aintree fences. […]
Posted by Cliff at Apr 6th, 2008 in Racing Systems
Horse Racing is a unique sport where one does not immediately think of technology in relation to it - but as I will outline in this entry, it certainly has the potential to be a significant source of innovation in sports education and entertainment.
The internet has been one of the most significant and exciting technologies, and the horse racing industry […]
Posted by Cliff at Apr 5th, 2008 in Racing Systems
With so many different horse racing systems and such a high ratio of systems which don’t work compared to those that actually do, people often wonder whether there is any sense in investing any time and money into any of these systems. The truth is that there are systems that work. However, […]
Some things in racing simply can’t be predicted - or at least they can’t be easily predicted. At Aintree, in the three-mile-one-furlong contest, Kauto Star was looking strong and all reports said Kauto “took charge” up the straight, which I have to agree with. However at the second-last, his front legs went through the birch, […]
