Draw Bias Stats The draw can play a very important role in flat racing. There are proven biases to certain stall positions over certain course and distances. Dave Renham is renouned as on of the uk’s leading experts on Draw Bias. One small element of his daily messages to clients at his Racing Trends service […]
Read moreWe picked up a great winner at 9/1 last weekend from Guy’s advice
see here.
As mentioned last week these Strong Stats are just a very small snippet from Guy’s much larger daily message. Somedays they indicate a posive for backers as per last week. Others days they indicate a horse Guy feels should be opposed for […]
Racing Trends Pace Figures – A Study by David Renham
One of the strongest biases in racing is pace bias. On Racing Trends we have daily pace information which we believe gives us a real edge. This report hopefully will detail how you can utilise this daily information to your advantage.
For the last few years the […]
I got news in my inbox the other day about some new in play betting software called Market Monitor All Sports Pro.
Not only is it for pure in play traders but it can also be used to pre set up bets you wish to make in play ( or before the off )
It’s the sort […]
National Hunt Horse Racing Statistics
As Michael Caine would say ..”not a lot of people know that”
Knowing more than most is a great position to be in when making betting decissions.
The info below is a snippet from todays message from Dave Renham’s RacingTrends Service.
It is a mere snippet.
His full message coantains much much more about […]
Most horses tend to exhibit a preference for a certain style of running.
You may for example have heard of horses being referred to as front runners or hold up horses.
Traditionally such thinking is applied more so to flat racing than National Hunt Racing. A classic good bet for example might be a front runner or […]
In flat racing the horses start the race from metal starting stalls.
The draw refers to a horse’s placing / position in the starting stalls.
Draw 1 is on the left, while the highest number is on the right.
On left handed round courses the lowest draw is drawn next to the inside rail;
on right handed courses the […]