I'm seriously considering this as my mode of transport to the Festival this year. What a cracking wheeze!

 

 

Will you be at Cheltenham in March? How will you be travelling?

 

Aintree race course has been in the news again recently, after modifications have been implemented with the aim of making those infamous fences easier to jump.

 

I found an insightful article over at GeeGeez which outlines the feedback given by jockeys and trainers alike.

 

 

Two fences, however, still pose a problem.

 

In the review of the National course two fences were identified as causing particular problems: Becher’s Brook and the plain fence two jumps before it.

 

Here's the link to the GeeGeez article:

 

 

 

Many betting enthusiasts approach every race with the aim of highlighting the horse most likely to win. However, most players are also trying to make a profit overall, and the horse most likely to win might not necessarily represent the best bet.

 

Horse racing expert Bill Peterson has recently published a helpful article which attempts to explain the difference between bets that often win, and profitable bets.

 

 

One of the fundamentals of betting that I subscribe to, suggests you should ask yourself why you are betting, before embarking upon a particular strategy. Are you looking for as many winners as possible? Or, are you aiming to make moeny?

 

The trick, if you want to use this information to improve your handicapping and profit, is to figure out when one of these horses is a good bet based on probability and payoff.

 

It's a well presented article and you can read it in full here:

 

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/6719075

 

You can follow my profitable lay bets at the Tipster Site

 

My laying service has consistently provided regular winning bets, as well as long term profits.

 

 

Judging by the comments left at this article Bet365 must surely be in line for the Best Online Betting Firm award.

 

 

Talking of awards, Denise Coates founder of Bet365 recently received a CBE in the Queen's new year honours list.

 

Coates founded Stoke-on-Trent-based bet365 in 2000, when it started out in a portable building in a car park. Since then it has grown into one of the biggest online betting companies in Britain and now employs more than 1,700 people.

 

If not Bet365, who would you vote the best online bookmaker, and why?

 

Here's the link to the article on Denise Coates at the Racing Post:

 

 

 

If your goal is to make a long term positive gain from betting on horse racing, then it is just as important to minimise your losses, as it is to maximise your profits.

 

 

Expert horse handicapper Bill Peterson has just published a valuable article which gets right to the heart of the problem.

 

Never chase your losses. If you're having one of those days when everything you bet on seems to come a cropper, then it's just not your day. Luck comes in streaks, both good and bad. So if it seems that luck is against you, put what's left of your bankroll in your pocket and take it home. There's always tomorrow.

 

By the way, if you like the occasional beer whilst at the race-course, you might not like the section which deals with discipline…

 

…Here's the link to the full article:

 

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/6653671

 

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