Richard Levett

[Richard Levett]

Chris – it works doesn’t it!!!

[Richard Levett]

Irish Ratings now published, 1000 Guineas today, GLA!

[Richard Levett]

Sunday ratings now published, GLA!

[Richard Levett]

Irish 2000 Guineas at Curragh today. Massive days racing!!!

Also its FA Cup Final and as with all major sporting events there are sackfulls of FREE cash to be grabbed from the bookies!

Easy to make £200 risk free on thr footie. Billy Hill have a great offer £100 win boost. Laddies too.

Take action!

[Richard Levett]

7-20 Strategy addition.

Goodwood 1545 Maghfoor currently 9/1 with Paddy, placed last three, my system flags this one up.

Tipperary 1840 Lucknow, 4 of 8 last time out, 4 of 10 previous, drifting from 7’s to 12/1 currently.

Chelmsford 1925 Melting Due currently 11/2 with most. Off the track a while but a winner last out (Nov 16)

Incase you are wondering, the above horse does not make it into the ratings but as you have the benefit (I hope) of my ratings today, any additional flags for this strategy and I will post here.

[Richard Levett]

Alistair, Matt is away today and has asked me to step in, Todays ratings are in the Matched Ratings section (so they don’t fall down the timeline)

[Richard Levett]

John, hope it pays out for you! interestingly, three of your selections are 2nd rated, hope it’s an each-way Lucky15!

[Richard Levett]

Yes Trevor under those circumstances always use the 1st rated horse, by virtue of being 1st rated the probability is higher (don’t worry there will always be occasions with the ‘one-that-got-away, but they even up over time) stick to it, and keep me posted how you are getting on.

[Richard Levett]

Trevor – only back ‘rated’ horses between these odds (I think you meant that anyway but just wanted to be clear) if you want to even out the profit curve, only back one horse per race, backing both works equally well, but your profit curve will not be as smooth.

[Richard Levett]

Neal, following on from Carl’s response, this is a long-game strategy, it utilises the Law Of Large Numbers, you need to have a large sample size (ideally 500 bets) and yes this will take time, but you will make profit, good profit too. Add this to your portfolio and away you go!!

Bank management is crucial here, as with the odds we are using, losing runs can be long, but conversely with long odds, we don’t need every bet to win to turn a profit

[Richard Levett]

Carl, I’m going to assume that once you’ve done your ‘matches’ you place all your bets there and then in one go and go off and get on with your day, if that is the case just place your double bets at the same time, you might end up with 40 or so doubles at say 25p (£10 outlay) the stake is up to you and the percentage of bank you are prepared to risk. Considering how many place each day (and win for that matter) your probability winning on the doubles is high.

[Richard Levett]

Chris Potterton and all others that use the 7-20 Strategy. Something I’ve been looking at of late that has the potential to sky-rocket your profits from the eachway market is to place your selections in eachway doubles, only has to be a couple of quid at a time, but you’d be surprised how often these come up. Need anything more, just SHOUT!

Carl, this would work with your double match too.

[Richard Levett]

Guys and Gals, Matt is away today and has asked me to step in. Todays Ratings published in the Matched Ratings Section so they don’t fall down the timeline.

[Richard Levett]

Spring Festival up at Nottingham today, you might all find the following stats of some use.

14:00 – 6 Furlongs

Trends

There has been just one previous running of this race, and the 1/16 favourite won from stall-2 in a field of 5 runners, whilst the winning jockey and trainer are both without a runner this year.

2.30 – 6 Furlongs

Trends (2 previous renewals)

Winners have been drawn 3 and 6
Winners have been rated 64 and 71
Winners carried 8-11 and 9-3
Winners were returned at 8/1 and 25/1
Mick Appleby trained the 2016 winner

3.00 – 2 Miles

Trends (8 Previous Renewals)

Winners have been aged 4 to 8
6 of the 8 winners were drawn 5 or lower
The last seven winners were rated between 64 and 72
Winners SPs ranged from 11/10 to 15/2
Michael Scudamore trained the 2015 winner

3.30 – 10 furlongs

Trends (8 previous renewals)

5 of the last 8 winners were draw in stalls 2, 3 or 4
Winners carried between 9-2 and 9-7
Winners were rated between 72 and 80
SPs ranged from 8/15 to 5/1

4.00 – 1 Mile 75 Yards

Trends (10 previous renewals)

There are no dominant trends for this race, with winners drawn across the track, and SPs ranging from 8/11 to 25/1. Recent renewals have been won by some powerful stables, but none of them are represented here.

4.30 – 1 Mile 75 yards

Trends (7 previous renewals)

This race has been won by 7 different trainers and 7 different jockeys, with horses being drawn anywhere from stall-2 to stall-9, and SPs ranging from 3/1 to 28/1.

5.00 – 5 Furlongs

Trends

Winners have been drawn 5, 8, 8, 11 and 11
Winners have been aged 4 to 7
Winners carried between 8-13 and 9-7
Winners were rated between 66 and 73
SPs have ranged from 3/1 to 14/1     

[Richard Levett]

Well we missed the German 2000 Guineas by a neck. Ripon dissapointed. An average day UK wise. Too many placing! 4 good winners at Limerick and I wasted the afternoon watching Southampton try and score a goal for the first time in 360 mins!!!!!

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