Cream of the Crop – free tips

by SteveCarter on March 10, 2010

Today we have

Horse Racing

Font 3.40 Keyneema – 1 point Each-way

Font 4.40 Konigsbote – 1 point Win

Ling 2.30 Hurakan – 1 point Win

Ling 3.00 Man of Gwent – 1/2 point Each-way

Golf

WGC-CA Championship

Anthony Kim – 1.50 points EW @35/1

Vijay Singh – 1 point EW @40/1

Nick Watney – 1 point EW @45/1

Jerry Kelly – 1 point EW @110/1

Geoff Ogilvy – 2 point Win @28/1

PUERTO RICO OPEN

Mark Calcavecchia – 1 point EW @80/1

Joe Durant – 1 point EW @33/1

Chad Collins – 1 point EW @40/1

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The Reverse Veitch Method

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In his book “Enemy Number One” Patrick Veitch gives a “tongue in cheek” laying method which is described on P243 as…………………………..
“now probably the best laying system in racing, for those that who want to play bookmaker is to lay all horses trained by Stuart Williams. Anybody following this system would have shown a huge profit. [...]

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Cream of the Crop – free tips

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There are a whole host of free tipping services available on the internet, covering a wide range of sports, and after extensive checking of results we have found a number that have performed consistently over time. We will be posting up the selections from these services to see if they can provide us with a profit going forward. Two [...]

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Bumper Profits

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Each year at the Cheltenham National Hunt (Jumps) Festival in March there is a particular race which is run without obstacles and specifically for relatively inexperienced horses – The Weatherby Championship Bumper Race.
The top trainers such as Willie Mullins, Paul Nicholls etc target this race, as well as a great number of other Irish based [...]

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There Are No Certainties In Betting – Part 4

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Conclusion
Value is the key
Back high, lay low on your selections at all times. If you can’t get the price or reasonably close to the max/min price you want, walk away. You can comply with every other rule in the betting book, but without value you’ll lose long-term.
Value as a concept is an indisputable fact. [...]

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There Are No Certainties In Betting – Part 3

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Pro Tip From The Race Specialist
Losing sequences are an inevitable part of all betting.
When either backing or laying accepting this fact is part of being successful.
Most punters have experienced losing sequences when laying at much bigger odds. This usually has a lasting psychological effect, and they don’t easily forget how emotionally painful it can be [...]

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Five To Look Out For In March

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Trainers are creatures of habit and certain trainers aim to bring their runners to peak form at different times of the year. Each month I’ll be highlighting trainers who have performed well in certain spheres for the forthcoming month.
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Trainer Trends For March By Ricky Taylor

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January and February have been months decimated by the weather, but the month of March should see normal service resumed.
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There Are No Certainties In Betting – Part 2

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Brought to you by Jonathan Burgess of Race Specialist
Everyone has different opinions about which horses make the best lays. Unfortunately there is no “absolute” right, or wrong way. My personal preference is one which doesn’t involve too much risk to my betting bank. Therefore a good place to start is to identify favourites trading at [...]

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There Are No Certainties In Betting – Part 1

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Brought to you by Jonathan Burgess of Race Specialist.
However, if you are disciplined and can follow a proven plan, there is good chance that with effort, patience and belief you can increase profits consistently.
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