Do Horse Racing Systems and Tipsters Really Work?


Horse racing betting and tipping systems have become part and parcel of the world of horse racing and betting on horse racing. Everyone wants to know how get an edge on picking winners, beating the odds and winning a lot of money. This is something everyone involved with horse racing would like to achieve and if you can use racing tips or one of the many betting systems available to get great results it makes it so much easier.

There are many horse betting services on the market which will provide you with horse race betting tips usually for a monthly fee. There are other general horse racing tip services that operate a telephone based service where you dial in for the days recommended selections or they are sent by email and text message. Some of these services offer a number of free horse tips to start off with so you can get an idea if the service is going to work for you and make you some money.

With the growth of online horse betting it has changed forever the betting industry as you no longer have to go to the traditional bookmakers to put a bet on a horse race. This has also led to the number of horse betting systems being produced increasing as the technology for analyzing data has come more into play.

I would definitely recommend investing in either a horse betting system that has been put together by a professional author who earns their living through horse racing or a service that provides regular horse racing betting tips that has shown a good track record of success that you can use to improve your winnings.

There lots of adverts on the Internet offering free horse racing systems. Why give away a profitable system when you don’t need to .If it sounds almost too good to be true then it almost certainly is.

There are however some great resources out there to help you find a really good quality system or tipping service , one of the best I would recommend checking out can be found by clicking here


Friday 16 April 2010

Henderson heads to Ascot with a quartet

Posted by Cliff at Feb 21st, 2010 in Cheltenham, Racing News

The week ended on the right note for Nicky Henderson’s Cheltenham hopes with his four timer at Ascot. With Champion Hurdle contender Binocular out for the season, and Zaynar beaten at Kelso, Henderson’s eyes were once again twinkling because of Burton Port, Sprinter Sacre, Lush Life and Finian’s Rainbow’s efforts.

Henderson, who is presently the country’s leading handler in numbers, stated that the preliminaries to Cheltenham looked easy, but were actually nerve-wracking. Speaking of next month’s Cheltenham Festival, I heard that Henry de Bromhead was really happy with Sizing Europe’s preparation for the race.

Bromhead stated that he was in great form, and as he ran better fresh, they will be giving him a break before Cheltenham.

In the meantime, I noticed that Nicky Richards’ Monet’s Garden gave his younger rivals a master class in jumping by winning the Betfair Ascot Chase for the second time. It was in 2007 that Monet’s Garden struck and chased home Kauto Star a year later. His win at Aintree at the start of the season, and the repetition of the trick here under Barry Geraghty proved that he was no back number.

In fact, he managed to shake Herecomesthetruth’s attentions and ground his rivals into submission before closing up matters and heading home. He registered a one and a half length win over Albertas Run, while The Sawyer finished third.


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