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Cheltenham Festival Week 6 & Weekend Preview uploaded (5/12) - Andy Richmond’s Beating Bias uploaded (3/12) - Paul's December Blog uploaded (2/12) - General Sports (1/12) uploaded - Cheltenham Festival Week 5 & Weekend Preview uploaded (28/11)
Thought of the Day: Aintree and Chepstow have gone but Sandown passed its first inspection, though Nicholls has taken out two of his big runners on the card. Given the storm, maybe playing the Unders is the way to go into today's Football?
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Paul will be embarking upon this website's tenth Jumps Season Service from October 15th (and his 19th overall) which also includes a weekly Sunday morning sports column. If you would like to join Paul, the author of the first 16 editions of the Weatherbys-published Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide (and 38 books in total) and regular columnist for Attheraces for over 20 years for the 2024/25 jumps season with a new-look 'Cheltenham Plus' service please contact [email protected].
The weekly schedule for this season will be as follows:
Tuesday (7pm): Andy Richmond’s ‘Beating The Bias’.
Thursday (7pm): ‘Cheltenham Plus’ including more-streamlined weekend views, non-Cheltenham ante-post recommendations (as and when) and Grand National updates.
Sunday (10am): General Sports ‘Sunday Sermon’ incorporating the best of Sunday Irish racing weekly.
Monthly: Blog
Daily: Thought of the Day
In the first two years after the launch of the website Paul nailed huge-priced winners of the two highest-profile races to members recommending Rule The World (50/1) to win the Grand National and Wings Of Eagles (40/1) to win the Derby. Feel free to peruse through examples of other big-priced, recommended winners by clicking on 'View Example Copy' in the right-hand menu and you can also read a betting-related Q&A with Paul that appeared in On Course Profits magazine in the 'Bio' section to give an even better idea of how the website operates and thought processes behind its content. Paul's monthly blog which runs between October-April is also available for all to view and if you have enquiries about the services or wish to view recent examples please get in touch by emailing [email protected] and questions will be happily answered.
Best known for being the author and architect of the Weatherbys-published Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide between 2000-2015 and a trends-based analyst for Attheraces since 2003, Paul has a wealth of experience and has built up a long-standing, industry-respected reputation as a trusted, reliable and profitable-to-follow betting analyst with a high work ethic covering trends and fresh thinking for a range of sports specialising in horseracing and written in an entertaining and conversationalist-style format. Paul’s rationale is aimed at punters who are interested in an additional source of information who enjoy out-of-the-box thinking and a second opinion to formulate his views alongside their own.
Paul has been running a successful horseracing analysis service since 2008 so his contrarian-approach analysis has stood the test of time and is subscribed to by professional punters and smaller-stakes punters alike including high-profile horseracing figures and leading owners. This website (launched November 2015) is not an out-and-out tipping service, more of an overall analysis of races and is aimed at those who already possess a good knowledge of horseracing.
If that has whetted your appetite then please drop Paul a message on [email protected] to sign up today.