We continue with our free tips feature today courtesy of one of our top recommended horse racing tipsters, the Bet Alchemist.

Just a reminder that in total since starting up in 2012 the Bet Alchemist has made over 600 points profit, which is very impressive going.

Today they preview the Victoria Cup at Ascot, with a bumper field going to post in what should be a cracking race.

Please note you can get FREE tips for the big races every Saturday here.

These free Saturday tips have made over 175 points profit at an excellent 25% return on investment and with a 27%  strike rate, so are well worth checking out. That’s from over 500 bets going back to 2014, so a substantial sample size. You can view the full results spreadsheet here.

And the nice thing about following these selections is that it’s only once a week so minimal effort involved!

Anyway, let’s get on with today’s tips. These are shared courtesy of the Bet Alchemist:

 

The good to soft ground on Friday will be soft come this afternoon with heavy showers forecast this morning. I am keen to side with two lightweights drawn middle to high. On A Session is well known to us having raced twice at the Galway festival last summer when trained in Ireland. He is a tough horse who handles cut in the ground well. His best effort at the competitive Galway festival came when third to Current Option over the stiff seven furlongs on soft ground. On A Session finished just over a length behind Current Option who went on to win at listed and Group 3 level.

The runner up in that “Ahonoora” Handicap at Galway was none other than Njord who easily landed the Balmoral Handicap here on British Champions Day. On A Session impressed last weekend on his second run for new trainer David Barron. In that Thirsk Hunt Cup, On A Session raced on the front end and was only passed by the winner Storting at the furlong pole. He plugged on well for fourth place on good to firm ground. A low weight of 8-6 allied with a good high draw in stall 28 can see On A Session give a big win this afternoon.

Richard Fahey is due a win in one of these Ascot handicaps and runs two today. Of his pair it is Zip who looks to have the best chance especially if/when the ground turns soft. This horse ran well last season such as when a close second to Harrison Point at Beverley. He ended the season with a win at Doncaster on soft ground. Last week he won snugly at Newcastle over 7 furlongs ridden by Tony Hamilton. The handicapper has raised him 4lbs but that is negated by the booking of Laura Pearson claiming 5lbs.

The key is soft ground as this horse thrive on soft ground with a record of 2-4-2 from 11 runs. The trip and ground have come right for this inform horse and this might be his big chance of landing a valuable handicap with a feather weight of 7-11 on his back. There are not too many decent jockeys who can ride that low but Laura is good value for her claim having rode 18 winners this season so far.

Of the rest, well it is course form that is a big positive at Ascot. The likes of Raising Sand, Chiefofchiefs & River Nymph should run well but are priced up accordingly.

 

Thanks to the Bet Alchemist for that free tip and the detailed write-up. Good luck if you’re having a flutter on the 2000 Guineas today or having any other wagers this weekend. 

You can get these free tips every Saturday courtesy of the Bet Alchemist here.

 

 

 

We continue with our free tips feature today courtesy of one of our top recommended horse racing tipsters, the Bet Alchemist.

Just a reminder that in total since starting up in 2012 the Bet Alchemist has made over 600 points profit, which is very impressive going.

Today they preview the 2000 Guineas, the season’s first Classic and one of the highlights of the flat racing calendar.

Please note you can get FREE tips for the big races every Saturday here.

These free Saturday tips have made over 180 points profit at an excellent 25% return on investment and with a 27%  strike rate, so are well worth checking out. That’s from over 500 bets going back to 2014, so a substantial sample size. You can view the full results spreadsheet here.

And the nice thing about following these selections is that it’s only once a week so minimal effort involved!

Anyway, let’s get on with today’s tip. This is shared courtesy of the Bet Alchemist:

 

 

Thanks to the Bet Alchemist for that free tip and the detailed write-up. Good luck if you’re having a flutter on the 2000 Guineas today or having any other wagers this weekend. 

You can get these free tips every Saturday courtesy of the Bet Alchemist here.

 

 

We are pleased to bring you some free tips today, courtesy of the Betting Gods team. 

If you are not familiar with them, Betting Gods is a tipster platform featuring betting experts in a range of sports including horse racing, football, tennis, NFL, basketball and more. 

Some of our top recommended tipsters are based at Betting Gods, including Quentin Franks Racing – our number one recommended horse racing tipster – and Tipster of the Month for the last two months, The Outside Edge.

Betting Gods have kindly allowed us to share two free tips today from their stable of tipping experts:-

 

Free Tip #1

14:10 Ludlow – Misty Bloom

Advised 1pt Win @ 12.00 / Available 10.00

Provided By: The Outside Edge

 

Free Tip #2

16:30 Catterick – Electric Blue

Advised 2pt Win @ 3.25 / Available 2.63

Provided By: Diamond Racing Tips

 

So fingers crossed for these tips and thanks to the Betting Gods for sharing them with us. 

You can get free tips like this every day from Betting Gods here.

 

 

 

It’s the Grand National today and after last year’s race was cancelled due to covid, there is even more anticipation for this year’s renewal which should be a cracker. 

Cloth Cap is the current favourite at 11/2, with Minella Times ridden by Cheltenham heroine Rachael Blackmore the second favourite at 10/1. 

There are some great free bet offers available for this race, the best of which is Bet365’s bet £250 get £125 free (subject to availability, t&cs apply).

Below we have some free tips for the race courtesy of the Bet Alchemist. Their free Saturday tips have made over 180 points profit at an excellent 25% return on investment and with a 27% strike rate from over 500 tips.

Good luck if you’re having a flutter in the big race today!

You can get these FREE tips every Saturday courtesy of the Bet Alchemist here.

 

IT’S THE MULLINS SHOW IN GRAND NATIONAL

Willie & Patrick Mullins aim to become the second Father and Son trainer & Jockey combination to win the Grand National later today.

Ted and Ruby Walsh managed were the first when Ruby rode Papillon to win the most famous race in the world back in the year 2000. The Irish trained runners look to have a strong hand but Cloth Cap is 10lbs well in relative to his new handicap rating and that gives the home team the favourite. However, the big question is can Cloth Cap last this marathon trip with the progeny of his sire Beneficial not dour stayers. Welsh National winner Potters Corner is sure to get the trip but would prefer softer going and the same applies to Kimberlite Candy.

Freewheelin Dylan won the Irish National at odds of 150/1 last Monday so if you fancy a horse at big odds don’t let anyone put you off having a fiver on as you “just never know what could happen!”

Burrows Saint was laid out by Irish champion trainer Willie Mullins for the Aintree Grand National of 2020 that never took place. What we do know is Willie only ran Burrows Saint twice last season before the National weights were announced. He finished third in the Grade 1 Drinmore chase over 2m4f which was an inadequate trip. The second run was over hurdles last New Years Eve at Punchestown which Burrows Saint won against mainly mid 140 rated hurdlers. The key thing to note is that Willie like many a national horse trainer was protecting Burrows Saint chasing handicap mark before the weights are announced every February. We know that he was given a rating of 156 by the British Handicapper for the 2020 National and is rated the same for the 2021 version.

Burrows Saint has the form to win a national. As a novice chaser having his fourth chase start, he won the Irish Grand National. It was Willie Mullins first time to train the winner of the Irish National and he trained the runner up and third home as well! Willie Mullins said following that race “that’s his third run in six weeks, so it’s shows what kind of ability he might have in the future”. Commanche Court & Our Duke are two other lightly raced horses to win the Irish National and they turned out to be Gold Cup horses.

Burrows Saint is proven over a marathon trip and handles spring ground well. This season he was campaigned over hurdles at Clonmel and Gowran Park where he ran under par on winter heavy ground. Once the Grand National weights were announced Willie reverted to fences with Burrows Saint needing a clear round at Fairyhouse to qualify for this race. He duly ran a nice race to finish second to stablemate Acapella Bourgeois and will strip much fitter today. Patrick Mullins rides with Paul Townend injured. Patrick is a good pilot over fences and looked a natural riding Livelovelaugh to win the Topham Chase yesterday.

Magic of Light ran a massive race on her first run over the national fences back in 2019. She jumped for fun but raced a bit too freely, smashed through the Chair fence on the final circuit, yet still ran strongly through the line! This mare has bags of scope for jumping fences and proven stamina in the bag. She is two years older this time round but remains in good form having won a listed chase at Newbury as well as placing second to Roksana in a Grade 2 mares hurdle this season.

We can forgive her latest run at the Cheltenham Festival with the trip too short in a Grade 2 race that was all but a Grade 1 for the first two Colreevy and Elimay. The positive is Magic of Light didn’t endure a hard race and this race has been her goal for the past two years. Robbie Power rides with Magic Of Light just the 5lbs higher than when runner up to Tiger Roll in 2019.

Aintree – 5:15

0.5 Point Each Way Burrows Saint 9/1 Unibet & Skybet, both paying 6 places.

0.5 Point Each Way Magic Of Light 16/1 Betvictor, Skybet & Unibet, all listed bookies paying 6 places.

Compare Odds at Grand National Betting Odds 2021 | Oddschecker

 

Thanks to the Bet Alchemist for those free tips and the detailed write-ups. Fingers crossed for a good showing from those horses today!

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We are pleased to bring you a brand new feature today – some free tips courtesy of one of our top recommended horse racing tipsters, the Bet Alchemist!

We originally reviewed the Bet Alchemist back in 2016 when it received a PASSED rating and we have been following it ever since. 

The results have continued to be very good, with over 200 points profit made since our trial ended. That would be over £5,000 at £25 per point stakes.  

In total since starting up in 2012 the Bet Alchemist has made over 600 points profit, which is very impressive going.

Today they preview the Fairyhouse Easter Festival, which they have kindly let us share below. 

In the meantime, if you would like free tips like this for the big races every Saturday, you can register your interest here.

These free Saturday tips have made over 180 points profit at an excellent 25% return on investment and with a 27%  strike rate, so are well worth checking out. That’s from over 500 bets going back to 2014, so a substantial sample size. You can view the full results spreadsheet here.

And the nice thing about following these selections is that it’s only once a week so minimal effort involved!

Anyway, let’s get on with today’s tips. These are shared courtesy of the Bet Alchemist:

 

MAGIC AT FAIRYHOUSE EASTER FESTIVAL

A busy day of racing action with seven cards of racing covering both the flat and jump racing codes.

Musselburgh and Haydock host decent cards but it is the Grade A handicap hurdle at Fairyhouse which provides the best handicap of the day. The winner will take home all of €47,200 so you can be guaranteed all runners will be trying their best to land this good pot.

The favourite is Eclair De Beaufeu who has been busy and placed fourth in the County hurdle at the Cheltenham festival just 15 days ago. His hurdling technique is not the best and is easily passed over at at skinny price of 11/4! The two horses I like and believe are overpriced are Magic Tricks & Golden Jewel available at double digit prices.

Magic Tricks is a full brother to Champion hurdle contender Abracadabras and drops back to handicap company. He won his maiden over hurdles in taking fashion at Navan in December showing a great turn of foot. Connections tested him at Grade 2 level on just his second run over hurdles and he got found out behind Dreal Deal. We can forgive him that run as he found some trouble and it was a strongly run contest with an end to end gallop. His latest run was in a Grade 1 at the Dublin Racing Festival when well held by Appreciate It. That winner won the supreme hurdle while the sixth home Gallopin Des Champs won the Martin Pipe hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival. It was a strong race and Magic Tricks looks nicely handicapped from a mark of 132 if able to overcome his lack of experience.

Local based vet & trainer Edward Cawley aims his stable star Golden Jewel at this valuable contest. Golden Jewel has some excellent placed efforts in similar Grade A handicaps including a second and fifth in Grade B handicaps this season at Down Royal and Leopardstown. The yielding ground is fine and this strong travelling sort can hold a decent position for his 3lb claiming jockey Chris Timmons. They have kept him fresh since the Dublin Racing Festival and you can bet he is primed to run a huge race at connections local racing festival.

Fairyhouse – 4:05

0.5 Point Each Way Magic Tricks 10/1 Paddy Power & Betfair SB both paying 5 places.

0.5 Point Each Way Golden Jewel 16/1 generally, use bookie paying at least 5 places.

Compare Odds at Fairyhouse 16:05 Betting Odds Winner | Horse Racing | Oddschecker

 

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