Saturday's pick was... 2.05 Haydock : Cruising @ 13/2 BOG non-runner (unruly at start and refused to enter stalls). Sort of summed our week up succinctly. Monday's pick runs in the... 7.15 Windsor : Before I post the daily selection, just a quick reminder of how I operate the service. Currently, I'll identify and share […]
Five losers and a runner who wouldn't enter the stalls from six picks doesn't look great, does it? But that was the story of last week and you might be surprised to hear that only my wallet is hurting as a result. I'm still generally happy with what we got for our money. Unlucky possibly […]
Saturday's pick was... 3.00 Newcastle : Nkosikazi @ 5/1 BOG (7/2 after a 30p Rule 4 deduction) WON at 9/4 (Made all, driven and joined over 1f out, stayed on well and pulling away inside final 120 yards to win by 2.5 lengths) Monday's pick runs in the... 2.20 Windsor : Before I post the […]
Definitely a week of ups and downs starting with a run of four defeats including a few poor performances and then a better end to the week with two winners. And despite both winners having their odds reduced by Rule 4 deductions denying us 2pts profit, we still cleared almost 3pts on the week. So […]
Saturday's pick was... 5.35 Ripon : Highland Acclaim @ 6/1 BOG 9th at 12/1 (Chased leaders, lost place over 1f out) - The market got this one spot on, I'm afraid. Monday's pick runs in the... 8.30 Windsor : Before I post the daily selection, just a quick reminder of how I operate the service. […]
I think it was almost inevitable that our third week of the month was going to struggle to live up to the exploits of the previous fortnight, but a run of results reading 212239 suggests we're still backing the right horses. Saturday's pick ran a stinker, admittedly but the form figures from the previous five […]
Saturday's pick was... 1.15 Newbury : Singing Sheriff @ 5/1 BOG 6th at 3/1 (Awkwardly and lost ground start, held up in last pair, headway on far rail over 2f out, ridden and hung left 2f out, weakened final furlong) Monday's pick runs in the... 3.25 Pontefract : Before I post the daily selection, just […]
Week 2 after lockdown proved to be another good one for us with results of 122516 generating another weekly profit of 11pts, mainly thanks to a marvellous result on Friday. This means our worst case scenario for June is a 15pt profit for the month, but I'll going as hard as I can to at […]
Saturday's pick was... 4.30 Newcastle : Astrozone @ 9/1 BOG WON at 9/2 (Made all, ridden and hung left entering final furlong, stayed on to win by a length and a quarter) Monday's pick runs in the... 1.00 Chelmsford : Before I post the daily selection, just a quick reminder of how I operate the […]
Hello and welcome back to the first SotD roundup for what seems like an eternity and I'm happy to say it has been an amazing return to action, as we shot out of the blocks with three winners (at 5/1, 7/1 and then 9/1!) plus a placer giving us a phenomenal 18pts profit on the […]
Tuesday March 24th's pick was... 5.00 Clonmel : Frontal Assault @ 11/4 BOG 5th at 9/4 (Tracked leaders, pushed along briefly 7f out, improved to dispute lead 3f out, ridden entering straight, headed 2f out, dropped to moderate 5th 1f out, no impression) Thankfully, I don't need to rely on Irish racing any longer : […]
In my initial look at trainers to follow with juvenile debutants on the All-Weather, I suggested that anyone thinking of blindly backing such runners should be focusing this season on two yards, those of Hugo Palmer and Archie Watson, writes Chris Worrall. As with my delve into flat trainers, I went on to mention in […]
A couple of weeks ago (seems much longer, doesn't it?), I kicked off a series of research pieces with a fairly simple analysis of trainers to follow on the flat with their two-year-old debutants, writes Chris Worrall. Now I'm going to look at whether the same approach can be taken on the All-Weather here in […]
In part 1 of this series, here, I suggested that if we were looking to blindly back two-year-olds on their flat debut this season, our starting point should initially be those juveniles trained by Richard Fahey, Jessica Harrington and Ger Lyons, writes Chris Worrall. As well as that standout trio, I was also interested in […]
After reading the responses from last week's SotD overview and also checking that I wasn't duplicating anyone else's work, I'm going to kick off my series of research pieces with a fairly simple analysis of trainers to follow on the Flat with their 2 yr old debutants, writes Chris Worrall. And the way I've approached […]
