The Inform Racing Value Betting Tissue Tool will create your own forecast prices that you can then compare to the actual prices on offer to find your solid, value priced horses every day.You can also use it to create your very own unique horse racing ratings by selecting the form and speed ratings criteria that […]
As you probably know, horse ratings of any kind can be used to help narrow down the field to give you those horses that should really be in with a chance of winning and then ignore those with poor ratings that don’t.There are dozens of ratings that you could use, including our very own horse […]
In a recent blog post I talked about speed ratings class pars and how they can help narrow down the field in a number of races.A class par is the par rating, or average rating, that should be the minimum rating required to win any particular race type/age group and race class.If a horse hasn’t […]
In this post we are looking at speed ratings class pars and then I go through a recent six race card explaining just what to look for and what to ignore.Every race on the Inform Racing race cards, has a par figure or average winning speed rating and this is the rating required to win […]
Dutching or Dutch Betting, is a betting expression that means to back more than one horse or outcome rather than just bet on the one.Before the betting exchanges emerged, dutch betting was used as a way of laying horses, by simply backing everything else in the race against the horse you wanted to ‘lay’.Now it […]
I know not everyone is organised and efficient to the maximum all day every day but there are areas of our lives where if we weren’t quite as focussed, our lives could start to fall apart rather quickly.I am thinking in the main here of how we run our day to day lives, how we […]
Short priced favourites win a heck of a lot of races. In fact as you will see in the short video below, in the past two years, backing horses at 1/3 or shorter would have given you close to an 80% strike rate of winning bets.However, this stat is significantly neutralised when you see that […]
