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...at full price!
Yes, of course I'm not telling you to boycott this essential Cheltenham Festival publication, that would be foolish!
What I am telling you is that I have managed to get NTF readers a tasty £3 discount on the normal price of £14.95 when entering the code NTF in the promotional code box.
This is the 3rd year in a row I have managed to get this discount for NTF readers and as you know I only promote products that I would use myself and am 100% happy with. Paul's book is in it's 15th year of publication, it is industry respected, it is packed full of information...I'm happy to promote it!
>>Order your copy today and remember to quote NTF
Paul always gets in contact with me at this time of the year as he kindly drops me a free copy of his book as thanks for writing a chapter for him a few years back. Whilst I have his attention I badger him for an NTF discount code for you guys, thankfully he obliges (with a bit of gentle persuasion!).
Not only do you get the £3 discount but you also get a no-strings-attached FREE £10 bet from Stan James upon purchase of Paul's Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide. The great thing about the Free bet offer is that it is open to new AND existing customers of Stan James; you can't say fairer than that.
Now I'm assuming that if you buy the guide then you will be having a bet at the Festival (surely?!), you are getting a FREE £10 bet with Stan James, you are getting a £3 discount by quoting NTF, essentially you are only paying £1.95 for this excellent and essential Cheltenham Betting Guide!!
Personally I like to dip in and out of the book when I have some down time, there is a good chance it will become my 'toilet book' for around a month (you know, the one you read when you are sitting on the toilet!!) and there is also a good chance I will still be dipping into the book whilst lounging in the garden in the summertime. Why would I still be reading it in the summer? Well it's packed with interesting pointers, angles and views and I'm always trying to cram my brain with interesting racing knowledge, that's just how I operate.
Basically it is an essential publication to have at your disposal and it's essential you DON'T pay full price for it, not when you can pop NTF in the promotional code box and get £3 off.
>>Order The Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide from Weatherbys - Quote NTF - Get £3 off - Simple!
Cheers
Ben (NTF)
4 NT, Birstall, West Yorkshire WF17 9EU, United Kingdom
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Yes, of course I'm not telling you to boycott this essential Cheltenham Festival publication, that would be foolish!
What I am telling you is that I have managed to get NTF readers a tasty £3 discount on the normal price of £14.95 when entering the code NTF in the promotional code box.
This is the 3rd year in a row I have managed to get this discount for NTF readers and as you know I only promote products that I would use myself and am 100% happy with. Paul's book is in it's 15th year of publication, it is industry respected, it is packed full of information...I'm happy to promote it!
>>Order your copy today and remember to quote NTF
Paul always gets in contact with me at this time of the year as he kindly drops me a free copy of his book as thanks for writing a chapter for him a few years back. Whilst I have his attention I badger him for an NTF discount code for you guys, thankfully he obliges (with a bit of gentle persuasion!).
Not only do you get the £3 discount but you also get a no-strings-attached FREE £10 bet from Stan James upon purchase of Paul's Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide. The great thing about the Free bet offer is that it is open to new AND existing customers of Stan James; you can't say fairer than that.
Now I'm assuming that if you buy the guide then you will be having a bet at the Festival (surely?!), you are getting a FREE £10 bet with Stan James, you are getting a £3 discount by quoting NTF, essentially you are only paying £1.95 for this excellent and essential Cheltenham Betting Guide!!
Personally I like to dip in and out of the book when I have some down time, there is a good chance it will become my 'toilet book' for around a month (you know, the one you read when you are sitting on the toilet!!) and there is also a good chance I will still be dipping into the book whilst lounging in the garden in the summertime. Why would I still be reading it in the summer? Well it's packed with interesting pointers, angles and views and I'm always trying to cram my brain with interesting racing knowledge, that's just how I operate.
Basically it is an essential publication to have at your disposal and it's essential you DON'T pay full price for it, not when you can pop NTF in the promotional code box and get £3 off.
>>Order The Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide from Weatherbys - Quote NTF - Get £3 off - Simple!
Cheers
Ben (NTF)
4 NT, Birstall, West Yorkshire WF17 9EU, United Kingdom
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met him at carlisle races at 1 of the previews a couple of year ago,top bloke who knows his stuff,well worth a read !
No I'm Paul Jones (Im not really. Just having a Spartacus moment)
he was funny,len lungo was on the panel and talked about 1 of his horses called santa concerto,it was a half brother to aran concerto who was fancied for 1 of the novices,he took the piss right out of old lenny,that was after he turned up half an hour late,dont you get 1 of them books for nowt if you turn up at a preview evening ?
just tried to order on wetherbys it accepts the code but I cannot access the checkout page ! bugger !
They sell em at preview evenings.
Half price if you subscribe to his service.
Half price if you subscribe to his service.
Code not working currently and they are aware of the problem.......this is what happens when Howdi shares Bens code on here for everyone to use ;)
Ive told them if Harry Callaghan tries to use the code then they can add a fiver on #notdoinghimafavour
Aren't the trends just the same as in previous years though? So if you bought the book last year, surely that wold tell you all you needed to know?
@tomdeane -- yes, you are right. If you just want the trends (updated with last year's results) you can get them from the Post or Weekender or their preview paper. It's the discussion I welcome, and the chance to ruin my eyesight on the ludicrously small type (and the Racing Post guide is as bad if not worse). Jones is not a bad judge, although since every horse has too many options at this stage (and the book is already at the printers) its value is diminished slightly.
But it is part of the build-up routine, and everyone should buy a copy imo.
Jones book, RP book, Timeform black book, Raceform Interactive, at least one preview night, and if there is any money left over, consider placing a bet.
But it is part of the build-up routine, and everyone should buy a copy imo.
Jones book, RP book, Timeform black book, Raceform Interactive, at least one preview night, and if there is any money left over, consider placing a bet.
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It has a £10 free bet too so effectively you are getting it for £2.50
can't pleas someIt has a £10 free bet too so effectively you are getting it for £2.50
There are so many Cheltenham guides on the market,I find it difficult to choose.Years ago I used to buy the Marten Julian Bulletin Book and it was a good read and a decent guide.I've only had a brief look in recent years but it seems a shadow of what it used to be(although that could just be me getting older).I have never bought the Paul Jones book although Hill's website had excerpts from it a couple of years ago.If any of you guys were to buy any two of the following publications which would you choose.(a)Paul Jones' book,(b)Marten Julian's bulletin book,(c)RP guide,(d)Mark Howard's update,(e)Timeform-either the Black Book or racecards or HTF extra.
The only festival preview book I would recomend anyone buy is Paul Jones book, he is a very good judge and knows the festival as well as anyone I have read. I would buy it at Wetherbys, and get the Aintree festival guide at the same time (cheaper) as this publication is good also.
If any of you guys were to buy any two of the following publications which would you choose.(a)Paul Jones' book,(b)Marten Julian's bulletin book,(c)RP guide,(d)Mark Howard's update,(e)Timeform-either the Black Book or racecards or HTF extra.
Let's see if we can put them into classes and time order. My main tool is Raceform Interactive and my own analysis derived from it.
Jones and the RP book come first. I get both and prefer the former. The RP book has more pictures and is cheaper.
Julian and Howard come later, along with the RP Cheltenham Preview Paper (£3-ish); maybe Timeform HTF Extra. I've gone off Julian, but look at Howard and the paper. By this time, though, I've really made up my mind about the background -- contenders and no-hopers -- and although I'll want to keep an open mind till the day, I am not looking for tips.
Timeform black book and cards. I'm not a Timeform subscriber, so do not make full use of these. However, I do buy them for last minute reference and a second opinion.
Let's see if we can put them into classes and time order. My main tool is Raceform Interactive and my own analysis derived from it.
Jones and the RP book come first. I get both and prefer the former. The RP book has more pictures and is cheaper.
Julian and Howard come later, along with the RP Cheltenham Preview Paper (£3-ish); maybe Timeform HTF Extra. I've gone off Julian, but look at Howard and the paper. By this time, though, I've really made up my mind about the background -- contenders and no-hopers -- and although I'll want to keep an open mind till the day, I am not looking for tips.
Timeform black book and cards. I'm not a Timeform subscriber, so do not make full use of these. However, I do buy them for last minute reference and a second opinion.
Paul Jones book is by far the best trends analysis on offer imo,and if you want you can pay £10 for online updates and you get the selections done for you the night before.
that's what I did last year, tipped up holywell, with the winnings I bought my own central American republic.
Jones and Racing Post guide to the Festival NAP (with Howdi's generous discount)
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Ive told them if Harry Callaghan tries to use the code then they can add a fiver on #notdoinghimafavour
am having a curry with him next sunday, so no need for a code as am good friends with him
sure if anyone asks him at one of the tracks, he would only want a tenner anyway, he will be at most national hunt tracks from now on in
15 Feb 14 23:54
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Ive told them if Harry Callaghan tries to use the code then they can add a fiver on #notdoinghimafavour
am having a curry with him next sunday, so no need for a code as am good friends with him
sure if anyone asks him at one of the tracks, he would only want a tenner anyway, he will be at most national hunt tracks from now on in
The Marten Julien Guide can be summed up as 'back anything Tony Martin sends over'
I found that trying to order on my iPad was causing problems, went on to the laptop and it worked
Does anyone actually have a Stan James account that they've managed to keep open for longer than a month?
Anyway, another code EASY2014 gives a fiver off.
Like somebody said an essential part of the build up this guide
Anyway, another code EASY2014 gives a fiver off.
Like somebody said an essential part of the build up this guide
Not only does it guide you to winners and avoid losers, it is also a very good read
agree with that, paul jones is very entertaining writer.
Finally ordered. Took a whole 90 seconds for the process to go through ..
I love his guide, buy it every year and often points out some big price winners.
The problem i have is that his guide often narrows the field down to 8 and 1 may win, then a winner is claimed even though you have lost on the race. Seems a mightily free way to make cash.
The problem i have is that his guide often narrows the field down to 8 and 1 may win, then a winner is claimed even though you have lost on the race. Seems a mightily free way to make cash.
Don't think thats true m8.the winners are only what are on the online updates.
3 selections in graded and 5 in handicaps.
3 selections in graded and 5 in handicaps.
Yeh the winners come from trends from the book.
Paul Jones breaks down the trends and does the selections for you in the online updates.this is where the winners what they say they have come from.you will continue to miss winners doing it yourself.
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Cheif Dan George was in the narrowed down field of 8 or 6 the one year and won at 33/1 or 40/1 but it wasn't picked in the online updates and was not included as a winner.If doing it yourself you may well have had it.
Paul Jones breaks down the trends and does the selections for you in the online updates.this is where the winners what they say they have come from.you will continue to miss winners doing it yourself.
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Cheif Dan George was in the narrowed down field of 8 or 6 the one year and won at 33/1 or 40/1 but it wasn't picked in the online updates and was not included as a winner.If doing it yourself you may well have had it.
Ordered mine on the 25th, got an update to say it was 'Processing' on the 27th, still not received. How long do you normally have to wait for delivery?
Ordered Wednesday came Saturday am happy with that! Code worked and Stan James £10 free bet credited within minutes, very happy with purchase.
me to enjoying the book enormously - stat no RSA winner who hasn't run in the same calendar year for 50 years ! (Morning Assembley ?)
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