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In-Running Week: Tailored in-play betting plans for four horses
Neil Munro has gorged on the Christmas racing to bring us this four-course menu of In-Play betting strategies...
Graham Cunningham's Cheltenham Preview
Out with the old and in with the new is the motto as 2012 looms large. Cheltenham takes centre stage with a fine jumping card this Sunday and RUK analyst Graham Cunningham has a few...
Handicapper's Corner: St Nicholas Abbey the star at BC2011
Exciting though it was, The Breeders' Cup promised more than it delivered and needs to look to its laurels. Simon Rowlands considers the event from a rating point of view, in a week which also...
Handicappers' Corner: Exciting times ahead around the racing world
The week just passed was something of a calm before the storm of the Melbourne Cup and Breeders' Cup, but there were still some big efforts in evidence. Head of Handicapping Simon Rowlands explains what...
In-Running Week: Bespoke betting plans for three horses
Neil Munro once again highlights a selection of horses, analysing their Idiosyncrasies to build one-off betting strategies for each...
Handicappers' Corner: Camelot proves the King of the castle
Form rather than hype, substance over style, achievement more than potential. That has long been the Timeform mantra, but this weekend's best Flat action provided an exception. Timeform Flat handicapper David Johnson explains....
Frankel: A star who got the stage he deserved
The first British Champions Day was well received in nearly all quarters. Regular blogger Simon Rowlands considers the day's various aspects, including the welcome return of sectional timing and of a certain horse called Frankel......
In-Running Week: Betting tactics for four National Hunt horses
Last weekend's Showcase Meeting at Cheltenham got the National Hunt 2011/2012 campaign up and running and provided some early season hurdlers and chasers to keep an eye on. Neil Munro focuses on the NH action...
Handicappers' Corner: Frankel closing in on all-time greats
It's had its knockers but, with Ascot bathed in autumn sunshine and high-quality fields for all five pattern races, few can argue that British Champions Day was anything but a resounding success. David Johnson reflects...
British Champions Day: Sons of War and Frankel - a marriage made in Heaven
Timeform's Head of Research and Handicapping Simon Rowlands had his insightful say on the QEII in his article Sectional timing and Frankel - a marriage made in Heaven. Now the slightly less scientific Jamie Lynch...
Simon Rowlands: Frankel v Black Caviar will happen (against the clock)
Sectional timing at Ascot's British Champions Day gives racing enthusiasts a chance to measure Frankel's brilliance like never before. But will he match up to Black Caviar on the clock? Simon Rowlands gives guidance on...
In-Running Week: Three horses to lay in the run
Neil Munro brings another blast of in-play nuggets from the world of UK horse racing...
Handicappers' Corner: Strong Suit holds aces on Future Champions Day
Future Champions Day was the highlight of the racing in Europe this weekend, but, with neither the Middle Park nor Dewhurst producing a commanding winner, it's most unlikely that Timeform's Champion two-year-old was in action....
Simon Rowlands: Sectional timing and Frankel - a marriage made in Heaven
Ascot's QIPCO British Champions Day sees the return of not just Frankel but of sectional timing to a British racecourse. Simon Rowlands sees great potential in this exciting development....
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