Hello Friend

Thank God the Jumps Season 'proper' is nearly upon us, I for one can't wait. 

For whatever reason I find it hard to get overly excited about the Flat season (although the Irish Champion Stakes is one to savour) History suggests I also do better during the jumps season from a punting perspective - and in truth I have found the flat a bit of a struggle this year. 

Anyway, in today's post I have included a few 'stand out' stats from a bonus guide that I have been compiling. Following these stats will help you find plenty of winners this season in no time at all. 

You can read the post HERE

This bonus guide includes stats not found in the main 'trainer track profiles' guide that I have been finishing off, as mentioned earlier in the week. 

It looks at trainers' records with National Hunt Flat runners at certain tracks, 'The Best of Ireland' (handicap hurdles/chases track combos), Non-handicap hurdles/chases and much more (including some 'best of' stats from the main guide) 

You can read the post HERE and start using the stats asap. 

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On Tuesday I emailed you with a post about the main guide I have been pulling together, with a few examples. This one includes the 'trainer track profile' from Carlisle, as well as few big trainers to avoid (namely Paul Nicholls handicappers at Chepstow) 

If you missed that you can read it HERE

All of these stats are designed to give you a quick and easy-to-use reference point to help identify and back your own winners this jumps season. Hopefully you find them useful. 

All the best 

Josh

p.s The 'September Trainers' have been doing well, with Stuart Williams having two winners yesterday at 8/1 and 16/1 - all qualifiers are posted up on the blog daily, in the 'Tip of the Day' post. I know many of you were on both, so well done. There are a few qualifiers today.