The past week has seen a period where winners have been difficult to come by. So it was most welcome that PiP FLAT started Saturday with a bang and a welcome winner @ 16/1, with a BSP of 20.44 to improve the recent run of misfortune.
PiP National  Hunt selections produced a winner on Sunday, although Read More…

I receive many emails from disgruntled race fans for one reason or another. Some have legitimate complaints and concerns about the sport. Whilst I have my own views, there’s not very much I can do to appease some of the complaints I hear. So I decided to approach a man that can. The body responsible Read More…

Partners in Profit results update.
All outstanding results not previously posted on the blog for the last week can be found below.
Full Flat system results for the past three seasons have been updated and posted on the results page.
http://betorbet.co.uk/category/pip-flat-results/
Weather continues to dominate conditions countrywide. Many meetings have been abandoned and those surviving have been run in Read More…

Two runners grab my attention today that failed to qualify as system selections.
First off in the 2.20 at Perth is CAUSE OF CAUSES.
Trained by Grand National winning trainer Gordon Elliot, would have been a system qualifier but for the jockey booking. Elliots raids on British shores are often successful, particularly when he teams up with Read More…

Partners in Profit results update.
All outstanding results not previously posted on the blog for the last week can be found below.
Full Flat system results for the past three seasons have been updated and posted on the results page.
http://betorbet.co.uk/category/pip-flat-results/
Weather continues to dominate conditions countrywide. Many meetings have been abandoned and those surviving have been run in Read More…

Homecoming Queen was the runaway and surprise winner of the Fillies Classic the 1000 Guineas. The race itself was marred by the sad loss of Gray Pearl who was put down after sustaining a spinal injury in the stalls. Its not clear if the horse collapsed in the stalls due to an injury or if Read More…

Todays classic, the 1000 Guineas for the girls has a very similar look to it as yesterdays 2000 Guineas. So similar, I could almost have used exactly the same text and just changed the horse names. I gave a shortlist of four horses for the 2000 Guineas which produced the second and third home at Read More…

Tips for the Classic.
If they all survive, today sees six meetings take place across the country including Newmarket. Flat racings HQ presents the first classic of the flat season at 3.10 pm with the 204th running of he 2000 Guineas. The race fields the best of last years 2 year old colts vying for superiority Read More…

Precipitation continues to be persistent across the country causing the list of lost and abandoned meetings to grow daily. Guinea’s weekend is now upon us with no respite from  the downpours anticipated, the weekend classics are likely to be run in very testing conditions. This is likely to throw up some unexpected winners. Certainly we Read More…

Trainer Charlie Longsdon and stable jockey Felix De Giles have long since been one of the corner stones of the Partners in Profit NH system, but the trainers thinking when it comes to major races has me baffled. He has no qualms about jocking off stable stalwart De Giles and makes reference to his preference Read More…

I am pleased to announce that the NEW! Partners in Profit (FLAT) edition is now available for purchase. Initially to existing site members only whilst it goes through the formality of clickbank approval, which should take only a few days.
By way of a thank you for your support over the past few months, I will Read More…

Selections from the Partners in Profit (FLAT) edition posted free on this blog yielded another two winners yesterday at prices of 7/4 and 11/2 from just four selections on the day. Today will be the last day for you to try these selections for free, as the system will now be released for sale. For Read More…

Racing battles on through the rain with fixtures lost on every day so far this week, more losses are expected as the rain will persist over the weekend. Not a climate to be banking on favourites with many big priced winners going in with only 3 from 13 favourites winning on Thursday.
Opportunities can of course Read More…

As rain continues its sweep across the country today Wednesday 25/04/12. This evenings meeting at Hereford, due to start at 4.50 pm looks unlikely to go ahead. Another inspection is due at 12.00 noon, but with parts of the course already waterlogged and the precipitation persistently pouring down there’s not much hope that the meeting Read More…

As predicted by previous posts on this blog, the expected April showers have resulted in lost meetings, abandoned due to waterlogged courses.
Only Towcester has survived the effects of the recent and much needed rain, with Newcastle and Newton Abbott already calling off Tuesdays fixtures. Folkestone joined the list after an inspection on Monday afternoon. In Read More…

To bet or not to bet is the question you should ask yourself given the uncertainty and incongruous nature of prevailing conditions.
We have just had the driest winter on record causing course clerks over the country to panic and pump thousands of litres of water onto courses, only to find that the rain followed shortly Read More…

The tea towel race goes off today at 3.25 in Ayr. I have lived in Kent in the south east of England for over forty years, but was born and grew up on the west coast of Scotland in Ayrshire. Those were the days of phone boxes and less than three television channels. Not everyone Read More…

Thursday was a fantastic betting day all round for betorbet selections.
Partners in Profit selections of which there were three produced one winner at a bsp of 8.80 for a net system profit of 5.8 points profit on the day. Mad Moose ran on from a different county in the final stages to overhaul the two Read More…

Day two of the Craven meeting sees a mammoth eight race card at HQ with plenty of high class action on offer.
The boys in blue had no success on day one with most of Mahmood Al Zarooni’s runners looking like they needed the outing. Much better is hoped for as the season progresses and it Read More…

After a recent feast of jumps racing Partners in Profit has only the one qualifier over jumps today. As the flat season begins to get into full swing with the Craven meeting at Newmarkets Rowley course we have a number of interesting qualifiers from the Partners in Profit flat edition.
I have not yet published the Read More…

Much has been written in the aftermath of the 2012 running of the Grand National, which unfortunately saw the death of two equine stars. Synchronised, this years Gold Cup winner and According to Pete. I will attempt to give my view without repeating the ins and outs which have been well publicised in many places.
The Read More…

The 2012 Grand National won by Neptune Collonges not only gave Paul Nicholls his first and long awaited success in the race but with prize money of  £547,000.00 also clinches yet another champion trainers title. Nicky Henderson must have thought it was almost in the bag having won the first three major prizes of the Read More…

I hope you all get the chance to enjoy the days racing and of course the worlds greatest steeplechase at 4.15. The Grand National is run today and is one of the worlds most viewed sporting events. I’m also sure you will have been inunndated with tips and information, but for what its worth I Read More…

There are no National hunt meetings today, Wednesday 11th April and hence NO Partners in Profit qualifiers. The start of Aintrees three day meeting is eagerly anticipated. Ground conditions have improved slightly but the outlook remains uncertain with spasmodic showers anticipated. If these showers occur during the meeting along with the intermittent drying periods and Read More…

Recent rain on top of an already watered Aintree and more rain likely could see the National run on Soft or even heavy ground.
The softer it gets the more you will have to review your thoughts on what you fancy. The fact is the softer it gets, the emphasis will shift more from class to Read More…

We are now less than a week away from National hunts biggest day of the season, including The Grand National. If you wish to receive my daily preview of all the Aintree Festival races then drop me an email at info@betorbet.co.uk  Or fill in your details in the contact form by clicking here.
My advice will Read More…

Happy Easter to all and I trust you are all enjoying the break. Also may I say thank you and welcome to all the new members and subscribers that have signed up recently, I hope your stay here at betorbet will be both enjoyable and profitable.
With no racing yesterday being Good Friday today is typically Read More…

Its been a quiet week so far for Partners in Profit qualifiers, with trainers probably keeping their powder dry for two of the biggest jumps meetings of the season to come later in the month at Aintree and Ayr. Readers of this blog will know I produced a daily preview of every race at the Read More…

The rigours of moving persist accompanied by aching bones and bruises but we are almost settled, still playing hunt the whatever and what cardboard box did that go in game. the temperature has certainly dropped but thankfully no sign of the forecast snow effecting any racing as yet.
Its early days yet in April, but no Read More…

Being the 1st of April and hopefully not a fools day when it comes to betting I have three fancied runners for you today.
4.00 Ascot. NIKOLA.
Has a very good chance at todays weights now below his last winning mark. The selection would normally have been a Partners in Profit system selection but at 11 years Read More…

In what has been a hectic week for me moving home I apologise for the lack of communication on some days. Today is the big push and as of tomorrow we will be resident in our new home. Hopefully I can then return to some sort of normality. All updates and full results for the Read More…

However you played Mondays selections you will have made a profit. The question is however, how much profit did you make?
You should have made a minimum of 4.90 points, on the other hand you may have made as much as 52 points on the day. I know this is the case for some of you Read More…

Congratulations to Rachael Green who rode VELATOR from the front to bring up the hat trick. I have criticised the jockey on many occasions for riding too far out of her ground. Today’s excellent front running ride was a pleasant change. I just wish she would try these tactics more often, as I am convinced Read More…

Following a highly successful Cheltenham Nicky Henderson has now replaced Paul Nichols at the top of the trainers table. Henderson has for some time now had a superior win strike rate and has had more winners than the existing champ who had stubbornly remained at the top of the table by virtue of prize money Read More…

Apologies for the lack of updates recently I wasn’t sure if anyone even bothered reading them, but apparently judging by the emails I have received some of you do.  I am in the process of moving home and have suffered the inevitable disruption to phone lines, broadband connections and satellite tv due to the cock Read More…

Day four of the Cheltenham Festival and the final day is on us already and includes the race that most have been waiting for. The Gold Cup is off at 3.20 and is sure to be an emotion charged event, irrespective of the outcome.
Favourite backers did much better yesterday, winning four out of six. That’s Read More…

The Irish got off to a fantastic start at the Cheltenham Festival on Saint Patricks day. The Willie Mullins trained SIR DES CHAMPS took the first in grand style and was given a very strong word on this blog if you read it this morning. You were advised to give him serious consideration as it Read More…

Day three is Saint Patricks day at Cheltenham Will it be the day for the Irish to prevail?
Day three kicks of at 1.30 with  the Jewson Novices´ Chase (Registered As The Golden Miller Novices´ Chase) Grade 2 (CLASS 1)
This is the first renewal of this event so there’s no stats or trends to guide us. Read More…

Another excellent days racing with its share of drama and the fairy tales continue to be written for some, whilst others hopes and dreams were dashed.
End of an era was witnessed with FINIANS RAINBOW running out the winner of the QUEEN MOTHER Champion Chase beating the last two winners of this event  SIZING EUROPE who Read More…

Here we go then with day two of the festival and if they can follow on from yesterday then some exciting racing should ensue.
Whilst exciting and entertaining it would be remiss of me not to mention that there is a downside to this spectacle, in that yesterday saw the demise of three equine hero’s who Read More…

Sorry every one, what with all the excitement about the start of Cheltenham I forgot to post Monday’s system results.
March results are ticking over nicely at the moment, gently simmering with steady progress as opposed to smoking. Another very nice priced winner on Monday at a BSP of 14.39 was most welcome after what had Read More…

HUNT BALL, produced the performance of the day in the closing race to realise the dreams of his truly enthusiastic connections. Owner Anthony Knott was jubilant and told any one who would listen he never had a moments doubt. The owner was of the opinion that the horse was in the wrong race and should Read More…

There are NO Partners in Profit qualifiers at present for today, Tuesday 13/03/12 being day one of the Cheltenham Festival.
Elsewhere they go over the jumps at Sedgefield and run on the beach at Southwell.
A number of trainers, jockeys and horses that normally feature in the Partners in Profit system compete today, but have not made Read More…

Sunday was a profitable day for Partners in Profit followers with another nicely priced winner at a BSP of 10.5
Progress has been slow this month, but with no significant losses and steady headway now being made only twelve days into the month. With Cheltenham just a day away by the time most of you read Read More…

Important note, please read.
Please accept my apologies if you fell foul of yesterdays email glitch. It appears that my email provider service did not send the daily email to every one on the list for some inexplicable reason.
However, this should not be a problem. If you have purchased the manual or are a Partners in Read More…

Partners in Profit results for Thursday 8/03/12

Quietly confident I was that a couple of winners might be forthcoming from Wenesdays three Partners in Profit qualifiers and hopes were certainly high as MARIE DEJA LA approached the last hurdle well in front. Having extended her lead over a trailing and defeated field to over 8 lengths and with the race at her Read More…

Todays entries and jockey bookings are a matter of some intrigue for me. Obviously I concentrate on trainer jockey partnerships and find them fascinating and intriguing.
Today for instance JW (Seamus) Mullins has four runners at Fontwell;
3.00. HEADSPIN ridden by Noel Fehilly. (Of interest at the price, but not a system qualifier)

3.30. OR SING ABOUT ridden Read More…

 
The following runners came close but did not qualify as selections today for the Partners in Profit system, for one reason or another. They may be worthy of a further check, particularly where there is market support.

 
3.30 Exeter. AMMUNITION.
 
Failed to be a system qualifier today simply on the basis of his age.
At 12 years old Read More…

I’m sorry, but I really cannot see how this latest set of amendments to the whip rule fiasco is going to be any less controversial than any of the previous attempts at clarity.
With stewards now given  the power of discretion, the confusion and inconsistency can only get worse and here’s why.
How many times can a Read More…

As pointed out in yesterdays Partners in Profit qualifiers page. Felix De Giles riding for Brian Ellison, I felt had excellent chances with his two rides, in the event he managed a 1st and 2nd place.
The first selection pointed out for the duo of De Giles and Ellison, Powerfull Ambition ran on strongly from a Read More…

Lydia Hislop gave a lashing to Paul Nicholls that would have got her a five day ban under any revision of the whip rules. The nature of her questioning was more about her own self importance and ego as a racing journalist, rather than being in the public interest.
In my view the racing public were Read More…

Todays announcement that Mickael Barzalona is to join Godolphin as a retained jockey in time for the new flat season comes as no surprise to me. I used a Partners in Profit system during the last flat season, in which Barzalona featured heavily. The young Frenchman had twentynine rides for the Godolphin trainer Mahmood Al Read More…

Partners in Profit completed its first three months in the public domain at the end of February and recorded a pleasing profit for the month of 40.54 points.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every member for your custom and thank the many of you that have sent messages of support, Read More…

It has been a busy few days lately running up to the Launch of the brand new Betfolio members site which opens later today, look out for more news on that and even more free give aways in your inbox later today.
February came and went rather quickly, although it had an extra day being a Read More…

Not much betting excitement to talk about from Tuesday.
Partners in Profits only selection on the day battled and gave best, but could only manage a gallant second. Surely NTD will find a race for the consistent ARTURO UNO before too long, in 24 career runs he has made the frame on ten occasions but has Read More…

Rachael Green riding for her Partner Anthony Honeyball rode VELATOR to victory to maintain her fine strike rate for the stable.
The duo took up the running with a circuit to go, perhaps she listened to my concerns about leaving it too late and not being strong enough in the finish. VELATOR seemed to be cruising Read More…

Just the one winner today with WOODYER driven and cajoled from a long way out by Sam Twiston Davies.
The other winner CLERKS CHOICE was a non runner.
Apologies for things being short and sweet for a few days, I’m trying to get a shortened Flat edition of Partners in Profit out for the Betfolio promotion
Look Read More…

The Scoop 6 was won on Saturday by one syndicate giving them a return of £451,942.00 and a chance at the bonus fund of a further £352,227.00 next Saturday.
Its no accident that these pots are won by syndicates as they share the cost of what can be very expensive bets. The winning ticket comprised 120 Read More…

Anthony Honeyball narrowly missed out on a quickfire across the card double today. Alas it was Aiden Colemans turn to come second in a competitive bumper at Sandown on Honeyball’s ALPANCHO, a PiP qualifier at a BSP of 16.00. Just ten minutes later Rachael Green went one better on the PiP qualifier and Honeyball trained Read More…

No winners to report today, just a tale of what might of been. Another short head between bliss and misery, in an otherwise uneventful day for the qualifiers.
Once again Rachael Green came off second best in a closely fought finish, amazingly she still has a win strike rate of above 20% for the stable. If Read More…

 
 
Once again Rachael Green came off second best in a closely fought finish, amazingly she still has a win strike rate of above 20% for the stable. If she could find a bit more oomph from somewhere she would be formidable indeed.

Great result today for anyone who downloaded the free Irish trainers report as advised yesterday.
Today its one and only qualifier won at 8/1 having come in for strong support since opening at 14/1 in the morning.
Its not too late for you to get in on the action, if you havn’t already done so you can Read More…

PARTNERS in PROFIT

 
The tide advanced in our favour again yesterday.
First at Taunton, where Rachael Green adopted a handy position from early on in the race and her mount Velator put in a very much improved performance to leave the entire field in his wake from half a mile out.
Running out a comfortable winner Read More…

Apologies for the second email on a Saturday and apologies for NOT being the slick internet marketer that perhaps some think I am or perhaps should be.

In response to a number of emails I have received asking how The Partners in Profit system is performing and asking the question “has the tide turned?”
Well in short, Read More…

How to Bet
This post is reproduced and published here by kind permission of the author Matt Bisogno of Geegeez.co.uk
In this important post, I outline ten points that will make you win more money more often with your betting. Even if you think you know all of this, it may pay to review this as a Read More…

Partners in Profit year end profit for 2011 was an amazing 942.48 points profit to Betfair SP.

This is the type of thing that in my view gives racing a bad name and gives ammunition to those that think all racing is fixed.
Gordon Elliot a trainer who hitherto I had much respect for was guilty of a clear cut case of cheating yesterday in the 3.40 race at Musselburgh.
Elliot and his stable Read More…

UPDATE 1.30 pm.
There are still no qualifiers today.
2.00 Leicester SKYLANCER, Failed Odds way too short.
2.30 Leicester Riddle of the sands, FAILED = Going FIRM.
May also fail on price, presently 7/4  (Odds range between 13/8 & 66/1)
3.30 Leicester JUSTABOUT. Failed = Going FIRM
NO SYSTEM BETS
COLIN TIZZARD reports both his runners will love the ground 3.30
Still not Read More…

Firstly, yesterday was a very good day for followers of the “Partners in Profit” system. There were four qualifiers on the day producing two winners at juicy prices of 9.20 and 15.38 at Betfair starting prices.
After deducting betfair commission and taking into account the two losers, those that kept the faith were rewarded with a Read More…

The long awaited return of Jason Maguire to race riding took place yesterday in the 4.00 at Hereford.
Jason had just the one ride to ease himself back into action. Tipped by betorbet as one of the days Free Tips his mount BONNE FEE started out keenly enough and took up a position just behind the Read More…

Today I pose the question, what is a Horse Racing Expert? Indeed what is an expert?
What ever your opinion may be, please do not make the mistake that an expert is always correct or even correct most of the time.
Specifically in relation to horse racing there are experts in a number of fields there are Read More…