Hello Friend
A couple of things for you today, including my new Jumps Angles 2019/20 report, for those of you who may want some angles to follow, and to use as 'starting points'. More on that in a moment...
Handicap Chases...
I've been fairly useless at picking which of my members' tips to send you, so apologies for that. I think my Bangor tip the other day may still be running. He was awful.
However, the overall picture from my tipping isn't looking too bad. My performance has improved since I went back to what I enjoy analysing and indeed what i'm best at. I had words with myself in late February, and again over the summer where I was trying to tip in all sorts of jumps races, and on the Flat. I now just focus on handicap chases, with my specialism being the staying chasers, 2m7f + .
Since 22nd Feb those tips are...
75 bets / 19 wins / 29 places (inc wins) /+68.8 points (adv/bog) / +64.77 BFSP / 91% ROI / +£688 to £10 bets
I'll be working hard to improve on those as the months go on. I enjoy handicap chases for many reasons and I do find the analysis 'easier', to a point, than other race types. In part this is due to the importance of jumping (video analysis) and 'pace' / where a horse is positioned - helped by the excellent Geegeez Gold racecards/pacemaps.
It's an example of how specialisation can help. So maybe, if you've been struggling with your own punting (like i've been at various points since the middle of 2018), or indeed what with so much racing, not knowing where to look! I found attacking all handicaps/all codes a rather draining and dispiriting experience. At times racing wasn't much fun at all.
So, I wouldn't put anyone off focusing on a particular race type. If the flat is more your thing this could be, for example, 4yo+ handicaps, 7-10 furlongs. As an idea. There are plenty of options, but its worth some consideration in my opinion.
Jumps Angles 2019/20
Part of my armoury are the qualifiers against various angles that I research within my Members' Club.
In the last week i've updated my members' Test Zone jumps angles. These are various trainer angles, and the odd jockey angle, that I like to test in live play - mainly using them as 'starting points' for my own tipping/betting.
My members have access to these angles, and the daily qualifiers, as part of their membership. As well as my chase tips above, plus much more.
However, I thought i'd offer these 'test zone' Jumps Angles to you, for those who may wish to purchase them.
There are 27 angles in total, split across...
• Autumn Trainers 2019
• Last Time Out Winners: Trainer Angles 2019/20
• Jockey Angles: 2019/20
• Trainer Chase Angles: 2019/20
Unless a member you'll obviously have to find the qualifiers yourself but it shouldn't take too long using the likes of the Racing Post. And you can dip in and out when you please.
You could just focus on a few of the angles and use the qualifiers as 'starting points', or you may decide to follow some of them systematically. And there's a big focus on handicap chases.
It's a one off fee of £24.99 (+vat).
These stats should be useful for at least the next year, meaning it works out at around 57 pence per week, or 8 pence per day. Bargain :)
This is through ClickBank, which of course you can get a copy, and if you don't find it useful, can just get a refund through them within the next 60 Days :)
For those of you who like trainer / jockey angles and who love your jumps racing, I hope you find it a useful addition to your betting armoury this jumps season.
Important... If you grab a copy, ClickBank will email you a receipt with the Download link, which can also be found on the completed order page.
It's a PDF which you download,and can then print off if you wish.
Any problems, drop me an email.
If you're a member, you have access to this already, for free, inc the qualifiers posted daily.
(just £10 for the first month)
* I think that's all for today.
All the best,
Josh
p.s Dont forget you can get your 27 jumps angles HERE>>>
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