Horse Racing System

Horse Racing Systems, News, Odds, Tips

• Friday Round Up May 25, 2012
  A quick round up post today, dear reader, to appraise you of all that’s happening in the near future, and happened in the recent past. Let’s start with the Oaks and Derby, the middle distance Classics, which will be run next week. Both have strong favourites in the shape of Maybe (well backed into as […]
• Epsom Derby 2012 Trends / Preview / Tips May 25, 2012
  Epsom Investec Derby 2012 Trends, Preview and Tips It’s the main Classic of the year, the Investec Derby 2012, at Epsom racecourse on Saturday, 2nd June, and here you’ll find a full Derby preview, containing the key Derby trends and, of course, some Derby tips (win, each way, longshot). So let’s get into the Derby […]
• Sat TV Trends: 26th May 2012 May 25, 2012
  Can last year’s Temple Stakes winner Sole Power become the first back-to-back winner of the race since Mind Games?   HAYDOCK (C4/RUK)   2.00 – Betfred Mobile Sports Handicap (CLASS 3) (3yo 0-90) CH4 Good 1m3f200y Only 3 previous runnings 3/3 – Returned 7/1 or shorter in the betting 3/3 – Finished in the top […]
• The Tortoise and The Hare – 25th May 2012 May 25, 2012
  Yesterday’s pair were unplaced, leaving us with -4 points; running total -2.65 points.  There are six contenders this evening, which means the Betfair market is still forming. Here they are, with Industry Early Odds, Betfair prices I’ve taken (matched) for win and place, and *Match or take Betfair SP at off. **Match or cancel at […]
• Stat of the Day: 25th May 2012 May 25, 2012
  Stat of the Day: 25th May 2012 Hi everyone, Matt’s temporarily unavailable this morning, so I shall attempt to pick up where he left off yesterday with his fantastic 12/1 winner! So, there’s no pressure at all. Today, I’ve gone down the “horses for courses” route, or even more accurately: a horse that seems to […]
• The O’Briens and the Derby: 1962 – Larkspur, the nothing horse May 25, 2012
  Larkspur’s win in the 1962 Derby was the first of Vincent O’Brien’s six victories in the Epsom Derby. It was an international affair, at a time when such things were far less commonplace than they are these days. Larkspur was bred and trained in Ireland, owned by American businessman Raymond Guest, and ridden by Neville […]