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Yes sparrow, Lingfield and Kempton the same.
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thats what happens when they have no competition. too many wide boys
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rfo now 3.20 from 2.80
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I thought about buying it today and then decided that £3.50 for a load of adverts and tipsters was just plain stupid. This happened before and I rang to complain but the man I spoke to was of a younger generation and simply didn't understand my complaint. He argued that many people bought the paper for other sports and not just racing form. The reality of course is that we will all subscribe on line and they can discontinue the paper version.
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paper got a feature on at the moment betting masterclasses with experts paul kealy,keith melrose,mark williams and james willoughby.
tomorrow we have a JAMES WILLOUGHBY masteclass on time-based betting, £3-50 to hear the racing post call willow a betting expert.  |
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Willo says speed figures are the best thing since sliced bread but that the algorithms boys in Hong Kong and Australia have beaten you to it with their superior figures and taken all the prices so don't bother.
https://www.racingpost.com/news/members/betting-masterclasses/james-willoughby-why-speed-is-of-the-essence-when-rating-horses/425817 Oh and sectional times. Willo says: The most important rule: read and learn everything you can about sectional times. The pace of races is fundamental in understanding the true meaning of the figures which they produce. Speed figures without sectionals is like snooker without the pundit's pundit, Neal Foulds: you just won't understand what is going on as well. The odd thing is that having recommended learning everything about sectional times, he does not actually explain them. Maybe this will be the subject of a later column. Willo also gives some tips for the Dubai World Cup meeting. |
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how on earth are they going to justify the price now ? what can they fill the paper with for the next month, two or even longer ? i might buy a copy in about 10 days time to see just how . will be a giant crossword hopefully , best bit of the post nowadays .
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Just been out to get today's RP . All the form for Steepledowns and Sprint Valley and 4 pages of pricewise focussing on this afternoons 49's draw (numbers 5 & 18 2pts double recommended)
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The Racing Post Guide to the Flat book will surely be the best ever now the writers have got a clear six weeks with nothing to distract them.
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I bought it on Monday as I needed something to read and found 2 pages filled with a line of form for the next day's Wexford card. Only a few days before they even omitted formlines for several cards as they "hadn't enough room"
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£140 a year online. Has all the form for all the races.
Nothing else can possibly matter unless you are unable to make your own choices in a race. |
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I do use the online site for the backup form but still prefer to read the paper. I certainly don't bother with tipsters and as a result of these ridiculous increases only buy it if I'm attending the course.
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£140 a year online. Has all the form for all the races.
Nothing else can possibly matter unless you are unable to make your own choices in a race. £0 a year online. Has all the form for all the races! |
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????
You saying I can get for free nowadays jmdc??? Chhers, Mad. |