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Yarmouth Wrap-Up

Good morning all,

This farce at Ayr needs some investigating – Saturday is off as well now, the track clearly isn't fit to race and were seemingly gambling on good weather for the week for them to race. There's talk of the drains being unfit for purpose but that's not going to pacify all those folk that have travelled there at their own expense, all the horses transported there already and why on earth we had the draw for the Gold Cup yesterday when they knew full well they weren't going to race is beyond me.

Ayr themselves lose out on what is one of their biggest meetings of the year and at present it's hard to have much sympathy for them.

Anyway, a quick round up of the final day at Yarmouth is on the main piece, plus today's selection. Read More »Yarmouth Wrap-Up

The Long Road To Yarmouth

Good morning all,

As I wake to the sound of seagulls and the smell of breakfast cooking downstairs (is there anything better than a hotel breakfast? I don't think so) it'll become aware to you that I'm not at home and am, in fact, already in Great Yarmouth ready for the three-day Autumn Festival.

I travelled down yesterday rather than having to face the morning traffic today and what a good decision that's already turning out to be. Well worth the extra few quid!

My thoughts on the place and the drive here (plus today's selection) on the main piece. Read More »The Long Road To Yarmouth

Leger Day

Good morning all,

Had a very enjoyable day at Sandown yesterday, I'm all ready for Lingfield (and Craig David) today, it's going to be massively busy and the day should fly by.

Today's selections are on the main piece, and I'll leave you with this exchange from Sandown yesterday (the names have been removed to protect the innocent!)

“You staying at Redhill tonight ****** for Lingfield tomorrow? I know you stayed there last year.”

“No,no, no, too noisy for my missus. All those trains going by the back of the digs all night, kept her awake it did.”

“Ah, okay. Where are you staying this year then?”

“Heathrow…..”

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Sceptre Stakes Profile

We have a bonus mail for you today with a race profile from Nick Hardman of the Betting School Insiders Club.

Nick is renowned for his race profiling methods and the hundreds of points profit he makes each year using them.

If you want to join Betting School Insiders and get all of Nick's selections you can do that here https://bettinginsiders.com

The race we are looking at is the Sceptre Stakes (Doncaster 1:50)

I have pasted the full write up on the website but here is the profile.  

  • Rated 100+ Top six in the betting
  • Top 5 finish last time out
  • Trained by Roger Varian, Luca Cumani, Sir Michael Stoute or Mick Channon
  • Aged 3yo
  • Watch out for those that last ran in a handicap
  • Previous course form (win or place) should be noted

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