Hello Friend
Today I have a couple of racing related articles that you may enjoy flicking through.
Firstly, I have pulled together ('borrowed') the article by pro punter Phil 'Snowy' Griffiths, who is the tipster behind yesterday's £1 special offer (he tipped a 12/1 winner yesterday)
In truth I know most of you won't head to the website but I thought this article was worth a read, so I have simply copied it and saved it as an online PDF.
(He touches on his approach and what he looks for. I found it interesting and it may give you some ideas)
This gets you full access to his service for the next 14 days and enters you into a prize draw where you can win a year's free subscription and some tickets to Kempton on Boxing Day. I thought it was worth it just for the prize draw and to have something to get stuck into over the next couple of weeks. The daily emails are an interesting read.
Moving on....
Below is a link to this week's Members' Club 'The Week That Was' article.
This is the 7th one as I try to offer something of interest to read each week. There is a 'horses to follow' section detailing any runners that caught my eye as well as a stats section, where I dive into the odd trainer and jockey.
Some of this research forms the foundation for my 'test zone' which has been doing well. The Tom Lacey, Donald McCain and Paddy Brennan angles have added to the coffers.
This week's edition takes a closer look at Harry Bannister, Miss R McDonald and trainer Richard Hobson - he seems to fly under the radar but is well worth keeping a watchful eye on. He is a bloodstock agent as well as a trainer, responsible for picking out the likes of Hurricane Fly. His new approach to buying young horses, rearing them at home and training them could ensure he stays one step ahead in the years to come. I suspect his skill set and approach would be fairly unique in the training ranks.
(the main angle I uncovered is 44 bets / 16 wins / 23 places / 36% sr / +71 SP / +110 BFSP since the start of 2016. Time will tell if 2018 is as lucrative, but it is straight forward and easy for you to track) **
All the best,
Josh
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