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| Each week our trends expert Jonathan Sutcliffe provides you with key statistical trends to help you find profitable angles, when betting on the televised races on Channel 4 every Saturday.
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5 Part Essential Guide to National Hunt Racing
Systems, Strategies And Essential Betting Tools |
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“Betting Essentials Master Class Series”
With the winter Jumps racing season almost upon us we thought the time was right to look at National Hunt racing in detail.
In the first part of Our Essential 5 Part guide to Jumps Racing we`ll be looking at understanding the fundamental aspects of the Jumps racing code in the UK.
The core aim being to help you make informed decisions when betting on this unique sport.
Click here to read PART 1. "The National Hunt Season"
The National Hunt season begins in October and it has to be said the winter sport is a firm favourite with racing fans.
Unlike flat horses, courageous national hunt animals stay in training much longer, so punters can follow them for a few seasons.
Some of the top class animals eventually go on to be household names, endeared by the public.
Even grannies can be spotted sneaking into betting shops to have a punt on the National and the Gold Cup.
Highlights include the excellent Cheltenham Festival and the Aintree Grand National – the former event takes place over nearly a week, and the quality of jump racing showcased is considered to be the best in the world.
In the PART 2: of our Nationl Hunt guide we`ll be looking at National Hunt statistics - See more
In Part 3: of our National Hunt guide we`ll be looking at...
How to find profitable angles using the Racinpost.com- Seasonal Trainer Statistics, analysis feature >>Read Part 3 Now!<<
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