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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Looking at the betting for this years Ascot Gold Cup you'd be forgiven for thinking it was a very competitive handicap. It is very competitive, but its not a handicap. The big field is probably more indicative of the lack of any star stayers, and thus many more trainers are [...]
The Princess of Wales Stakes normally brings together some of the top 10 furlong horses in the world. This year it would be hard to accuse any of the runners of that accolade. Its unfortunate that the likes of Farhh miss the race, he would surely beat this lot, and [...]
A fascinating if somewhat tricky to evaluate renewal of the St James Palace Stakes. We have the winner of the Irish and English 2000 Guineas clashing, and the winner will likely be proclaimed as the leading 3 year old miler. Tips for the 3.45 at Ascot Dawn Approach is a [...]
In the Queen Anne last year we were treated to a Frankel masterclass. Unfortunately tomorrows field is below par for this race, and the main point of interest is the participation of the former Kentucky Derby and Dubai World Cup winner, Animal Kingdom. Tips for the Queen Anne Animal Kingdom [...]
If you plan on having a bet at this years Royal Ascot meeting, then you need to know about all the special offers the bookmakers have during the week. The marketing teams for the various bookies go into overdrive this week, trying to entice punters to bet with them, and [...]
Last Saturday’s Epsom Derby was a fascinating race, but the result has led to claims of tactical genius from Aidan O’Brien. Was it really a stroke of genius to go slow, to get the favourite Dawn Approach pulling, or did they get lucky? To credit Aidan as the brains behind [...]
Last years 3 year old colts were the worst in many a year. Camelot was prematurely christened a great, after beating a bunch of boats in last years Derby. The signs this year aren't a lot better at this stage, with not many stars so far. At least the 2013 [...]
Tomorrow we have the first of the middle distance classics this year, with the running of the Investec Oaks at Epsom. Time will tell how good a race it is, but we have a few fillies with the potential to be top class, so hopefully we get a good winner. [...]
With two UK Classics already decided and a similar quota in France, this years Classic crop doesn't look much better than last years. The first of the Irish Classic's is tomorrow, but unfortunately the Irish 2000 Guineas, looks a pretty poor group one. The race mostly comprises horses, who weren't [...]
With the 1000 and 2000 Guineas decided for this season, the focus moves onto the older milers tomorrow, with the running of the JLT Lockinge Stakes, a Group 1 race run over a mile at Newbury. Frankel started off his unbeaten 4 year old career in last years race. We [...]
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