| Good Morning Friend
On Saturday I took a tripe to Haydock and a few things caught my novice 'paddock eye' that you may not have picked up from home- mainly who didn't 'look' fit, who did, whose runs we can probably put a line through and who may be worth keeping onside moving forwards.
Rather than writing a long piece I have recorded a video which goes through it all.
So, when you get a few minutes, make a cup of tea, grab your notepad and head HERE>>>
As always your comments are welcome, especially any horses that may have entered your own notebook from the weekend.
You can watch this video, and comment, HERE>>>
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Today's post is up in the usual place HERE>>>
The handicap hurdle/chase portfolio I researched for this jumps season, and are live testing on the blog, has started to kick into gear after a bumper start- they have won +18.5 points since Saturday and may be worth taking closer note of now.
I have also tipped Nakadam - 1 point win 6/1-11/2 (god help him) in the 2.45.
The return of this jockey, going LH, coming on for the run and most importantly the reapplication of headgear should see him in better light I think. It's a drop in class into a rather weak race as well. Time will tell.
You can find that tip, the reasoning, and the micro systems qualifiers HERE>>>
All the best, Josh
p.s on Thursday I will send you an update on a Festival tipping/race advisory service I told you about on the 6th of September. I know a few of you took the plunge and have been rewarded with around +50 points profit since then I believe, and they are on an incredible +489 points for 2016 to date- and I thought my own TTP trainer stats were doing well having gone through the +100 points mark. So, keep and eye out for that email, if you are interested in trialing a tipping service which just focuses on the big race days.
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