My name is Declan Meagher and I’ve been a Professional Gambler for over 10 years now. In that time most of my betting has been on Betfair and Betdaq.
I’ve always had allot to say so this site gives me the opportunity to write on topics I’m interested in, and with my Betting School I intend to teach people the tools they need to become winning punters themselves. There are no quick fixes, winning at gambling like most jobs takes hard work, loads of research, and form study. There are however plenty of ways to approach the task that give you every chance of being successful, and without giving all of my own angles, I’ll show you how to go about getting your own.
I preview most big races in my blog, and I also have a Nap of the Day page which is proving very profitable and should continue to do so. I’ve just launched my Premium Advisory Service which will be an email/text service giving subscribers an average of 15-20 of my very best bets each week. It has both a set membership or a set profit target option.
Another section I hope will be of interest is Hit Or Myth. In Hit or Myth I’ll dissect the many media clichés relating to horse racing. Does Polytrack form really transfer well to Ascot as many have stated, do soft ground horses do better than fast ground ones on Fibresand? These and many more will be looked at to see if they’re a Hit or a Myth.
My Blog will cover everything else I feel the need to share with the world.
I’m available to write article’s for your website/newspaper/magazine and also for any specialist research you might want done into any horse racing topic.
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This years Coventry stakes seems to be the cause of quite a bit of debate over the worth of the form. One camp is using the lack of winners to come out of it, as justification for saying it's worked out poorly, while others led by Timeform's David Johnson, and [...]
Over the past ten years, the Prix Jacques Le Marois has often been the best mile race of the season. While other races may have had Frankel last season, it was this race that had great strength in depth to it, and it is the same at Deauville tomorrow, with [...]
The Sussex Stakes rarely gets a double figure fields these days and its the same story tomorrow with just 7 set to go to post. It's still a pretty decent race though and provides us with the third meeting between Dawn Approach and Toronado, with the score 2-0 to the [...]
I love the King George. The list of winners of this race over the years is like a whose who of horse racing. In the 80's we had Dancing Brave, Reference Point and Nashwan proving victorious. In the 90's we had Generous, St Jovite, Lammtara, while Swain won it twice. [...]
This years Darley Irish Oaks looks a high quality race, with the winner of the Epsom Oaks and the Ribblesdale taking part. They are joined by the Prix De Diane 2nd, an unbeaten Aidan O'Brien filly, and the very promising Alive Alive Oh. All in all it looks the best [...]
The July Cup run over 6 furlongs at Newmarket is one of the top, if not the top sprint in Europe. Horses who have won it over the years have often gone on to be crowned leading sprinter in Europe, and with a strong field assembled there must be a [...]
The big race at Newmarket this Friday is the Etihad Airways Falmouth Stakes, a group 1 race for fillies and mares, run over 8 furlongs. The line up is a little disappointing with only 4 taking part, the absence of Duntle a particular disappointment. We still have the first two [...]
Only 7 runners go to post for the 2013 Coral Eclipse, but its a high quality renewal, maybe lacking a stand out performer like Sea the Stars who won this in 2009, but the field includes four horses who have won a group 1 race, and another two who look [...]
The Irish Derby has lost much of its lustre over the last six years or so with some pretty poor fields. Going back over ten years, and we often had clashes between the winner of either the French or English Derby, with placed horses from the other race. In 1991 [...]
The Coronation Stakes gives the 3 year old fillies center stage on Friday at Ascot. It's a Group 1 race over 8 furlongs and is run on the round course. With the winners of the English and Irish 1000 Guineas renewing rivalry, it promises to be a well up to [...]
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