Newmarket July Meeting: A Ten Year View
Newmarket July Meeting – a look at the past 10 years Later this week racing fans will enjoy the three-day
UK & Irish Horse Racing: Software for Casual Fans and Experts Alike
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Monday Musings: A Star Is Born
A star is born. That’s right, another from that dastardly Aidan O’Brien nursery, especially if your name is Gosden anyway,
Roving Reports: A Royal Debrief
Ask anyone how their Royal Ascot 2025 was and you’ll pretty much get the same answer, writes David Massey. Hot.
How to Use Tix for Multi-Race (Placepot) Bets
Using Tix for Jackpots, Placepots, Quadpots & the Scoop 6, primarily focusing on Placepots Geegeez readers should by now be
Monday Musings: Only The Bold
I know we’re only halfway through the year; halfway indeed through the decade and barely a quarter into the 21st
Evaluating Jockeys by Percentage of Rivals Beaten, Part 2
This is the second half of an analysis of jockey performance using the Percentage of Rivals Beaten metric, following this
Roving Reports: A Royal Debrief
Ask anyone how their Royal Ascot 2025 was and you’ll pretty much get the same answer, writes David Massey. Hot.
Patterns & Pointers
2025 John Smith’s Cup Trends
Run over 1m2f at York racecourse the John Smith’s Cup (originally the Magnet Cup) is one of the first races
2025 Newmarket July Festival Trends – Day Three, Saturday 12th July
As we head into day three of the Newmarket July Festival this Saturday there is bundles more to look forward
2025 Newmarket July Festival Trends – Day Two, Friday 11th July
As we head into day two of the 2025 Newmarket July Festival this Friday there is bundles more to look
Roving Reports: A Royal Debrief
Ask anyone how their Royal Ascot 2025 was and you’ll pretty much get the same answer, writes David Massey. Hot.
