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Whether you are an inexperienced horse racing fanatic or a more seasoned pro I don't want you to miss out on my new stats guide, which I launched yesterday.
This is because I know that, whatever level you are at, however confident you are with your betting, this guide will help in that constant battle against the bookies.
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64 of you have grabbed a copy already. That is 64 punters who now have at hand a very powerful, easy-to-use, set of stats that will help find them plenty of winners.
You don't have to take my word for it, one of these punters left a comment on the blog saying...
'Good info, well presented useful stats... I used to buy a book and spend hours & hours looking for snippets like these now I have them all to hand, well worth the money in my opinion. Good effort, thanks Josh'
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I am not going to promise that this guide will make you thousands. I am not going to promise that all of a sudden it will make racing easy. But it will help. And it will make your experience of the sport more enjoyable.
With this guide it takes a matter of seconds to look at a race and see if there are any stand-out horses based on the trainer's historical record. Just like with the 20/1 winner at Kelso I posted a couple of days ago.
I know there are a lot of sceptics out there, and I don't blame you. But I urge you to give this a try. As even if you just use it a handful of times this season I am confident it will help find you winners.
And if you don't try it out, well, there are 64 punters and counting who may just have that edge over you already!
Why not join them today, and grab your stats guide (+bonus report) HERE
The longer you wait, the more you will miss.
All the best,
Josh
p.s As with anything I sell there is always a money back guarantee. If you give it a go, have a read through, and think it won't be of use to you, drop me an email and I will give you your money back. Simple.
p.p.s Grab your copy of Trainer Track Profiles HERE. There is a meeting at Hexham this evening with a few interesting pointers, especially the last race on the card where one trainer has a particularly good record.
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