My records always show October as a month to avoid but that's easier said than done. Thankfully November and December are much better for me. I was wondering how many other forumites have a particular month that they should avoid.
I am sure it is not a good month for backing favourites.
I look for horses that haven't yet won this season that need the win to cover some fees and keep the owners in for the ride. Seems to work quite well.
I am sure it is not a good month for backing favourites. I look for horses that haven't yet won this season that need the win to cover some fees and keep the owners in for the ride. Seems to work quite well.
judging by this season with the change in going september record breaking month for results, april very slow month and a good month to prepare the key strategies for the flat season, type of bets and staking strategy to maximise returns
judging by this season with the change in going september record breaking month for results, april veryslow month and a good month to prepare the key strategies for the flat season, type of bets and stakingstrategy to maximise returns
Difficult to pinpoint a certain month. I concentrate on the better meetings and have made a profit, at most, if not all 'festivals' throughout the year. Then along came Doncaster which wasn't good and two out of three bets at Newmarket this week have been stinkers. Not sure I can just put the reverses down to the time of the year.
Difficult to pinpoint a certain month. I concentrate on the better meetings and have made a profit, at most, if not all 'festivals' throughout the year. Then along came Doncaster which wasn't good and two out of three bets at Newmarket this week have
Octobers usually when the going starts to change - this provides an extra challenge. All the Summers fast ground form can become irrelevant as the soft ground horses come to the fore.
Octobers usually when the going starts to change - this provides an extra challenge. All the Summers fast ground form can become irrelevant as the soft ground horses come to the fore.