Hello Friend
Firstly I have backed three horses in the 2.25 at Leopardstown.
Okotoks (25/1) / Desoto County (10/1) / Sir Scorpion (20/1)
You can read why in the usual place.(it looks a great trends race)
Yesterday, Russe Blanc continued what has been an entertaining/profitable jumps season for the blog since November.
Indeed, just in the last 16 days alone, if you had placed £10 per point on all my tips and all micro system qualifiers you would now be around £700 better off.
70 points in just over two weeks, across the portfolio, has given us plenty to play with and hopefully I can build on that today. In the post are also some bonus system selections from Kempton.
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Have you heard about Matt Mitter?
Finally I want to introduce you to Matt and tell you about his website and his free newsletter you may wish to join. You can do so HERE>>>
I first met Matt when I made a fleeting appearance on an online TV channel called BetRacingNation where we were previewing Champions Day, 2014. We have stayed in touch since then, mainly via twitter.
Matt's newsletter is usually an interesting read, with free tips (that are doing well this season so far), information about his podcasts and other updates.
Now, Matt is very different to me, hence why I like reading/listening to what he has to say. You know that I am a stats/trends man at heart, I look at horse profiles, pace and am very big on trainers.
I am not a 'ratings' better really. I don't do too much with times, I don't work out what horses have beaten other horses and whether this means they are well handicapped.
I couldn't look at a novice hurdle winner, or a maiden winner on the flat and try and predict what it may go onto achieve. I am not that good in Group races on the flat.
That isn't my thing. But it is Matt's.
I play a lot in handicaps, and not so much at the higher end, the classier end. This is very true on the flat, especially for Group Races. For me this is where an understanding of class is imperative, and by all accounts Matt has an approach that works, and that I admire.
So, I read his stuff, and listen to his podcasts (he has guests on, they discuss big races, come up with tips etc) because it opens my eyes, gives me a different perspective and helps me learn the odd thing or two.
That is why I think you should check out his site, and sign up to his free newsletter.
What is the catch?
Well, if he is doing his job properly he will introduce you to his subscription tipping service at some point.
In truth, whether you consider it, join it, ignore it, I don't really care. The links in this email are not 'affiliate' links - ie, I have no financial interest in whether you join his paid service or not - no commission etc. And you know I am always frank with such things. (the evidence will be there for you to decide, when the time comes)
I am telling you because I like his free content, and listening to the podcasts in particular.
I know a lot of you will too. As simple at that.
I am emailing to tell you about his strange approach to ratings/class, and he will be telling his followers about my strange approach to stats/trends!
So, that's it really. There are many ways to win at this game and listening to what others do is always a good start. And, he knows how to tip winners, often in race types that I leave well alone.
I will leave it to you to check out his site and make up your own mind, which you can do below.
**** Enjoy the rest of your weekend, Josh
p.s thanks for all of your comments on the blog and the emails. It has been a rather enjoyable couple of weeks!
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