Essential Guide To All-Weather Racing

In the UK there are two types of track surface used on the All-weather race courses. Kempton, Lingfield and Wolverhampton all use Polytrack; whilst the surface at Southwell is Fibresand. Most punters automatically assume that the UK’s All-Weather courses are the same. Knowing this is clearly not the case, in this betting tutorial we’ll be […]

Can You Make A Profit Using Horse Ratings?

What are Horse ratings? Horse ratings should be used to identify the strongest contenders in a race, basically horses which have got the best chance based on their form. In general the better rated horses in each race outperform their lower rated rivals. Although this fact alone doesn’t automatically mean you can make regular profits  […]

Why It Pays To Follow Seasonal Horse racing Trends

Most punters don’t take into consideration that Horse racing in the UK  is split into three distinct codes and therefore seasonal. Flat turf racing runs from March until October. Read our essential guide to Flat racing here National hunt (jumps) racing takes place all year round. The main winter jumps season takes place between (November […]

Achieve Long-Term Profits With The Portfolio Approach to Betting

There are many advantages of placing a collection of different betting systems into a portfolio. In this article we`ll look at three essential elements you should consider. Limited number of selections Really profitable betting systems often only identify a limited number of selections each season. This lack of action frustrates most punters because they have […]

Punters Beware! Racing Season Change-over Can Hammer Profits

In this article we look at the transition from Jumps to Flat racing, which takes place every year at the end of March. And offer you some invaluable advice on how to approach this difficult period from a betting perspective. The flat season officially begins in late March, on the day of the Lincoln handicap […]

How to really make a profit from Dutch betting

There’s nothing more annoying than seeing your carefully selected favourite beaten into third place by other horses you considered – a more balanced and sensible approach is to spread the risk by Dutching more than one horse. Realistic profits can be achieved as long as the percentages are in your favour What is Dutch betting? […]

Essential Guide to Flat Racing

Flat racing in Britain dates back to the 16th century and is associated with a significant amount of history. Newmarket in Suffolk is considered the birthplace of racing and is home to the largest racehorse training centre in Britain. The majority of British horse racing organizations also reside in Newmarket. Flat racing is not exclusive […]

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