If there is one place that truly defines British horse racing, it is Newmarket. Often referred to as the Headquarters of flat racing, this is not just another venue on the calendar but the very foundation the sport was built on. Racing here dates back to the 1600s, when King Charles II not only supported the […]
If you really want to understand the Grand National, you have to start with just how old and slightly chaotic it has always been. The race is generally traced back to 1839, although there were earlier races at Aintree that looked very similar. From the beginning it was never meant to be neat or predictable! It was […]
And how you can use them to sort the winners from the losers. If you spend any time looking at handicap races, it doesn’t take long to realise how easy it is to overcomplicate things. There is so much information available that it is very easy to get lost in it all, when in reality, most […]
I wrote a post very recently regarding how to find value bets using the Inform Racing betting tissue tool, a feature on the site that allows users to automatically create their own betting tissue forecast odds. You can take a look at that post here >> Before I started using the Betting Tissue Tool (BTT), I had […]
The flat turf season is finally underway, although after starting off at Doncaster last Saturday, we have to wait until Musselburgh on Saturday for the next flat turf meeting – which always feels a liitle odd. But, if you watched the racing over the weekend, you will already have felt that shift. The tempo is different, […]
If you spend any time around horse racing, you will hear the same conversations again and again. Who is going to win, who looks well handicapped, who is due one. But there is one thing most people never think to do, and it is the one thing that separates casual punters from those who make this […]
This post is a follow on from my last one regarding the Prediction Cards you can find each day at Inform Racing. Just go to the Download link once logged as a subscriber. You can take a look at the previous post by clicking here. I did come up with some proof that the higher total […]